An early 20thC Daily Mail Nipper Annual comic strip

(33) Original Daily Strips, some seem to be numbered the same but wonderful art Circa Late 1950's-early 60's.

Rube Goldberg Rube Goldberg Views the News for His Latest Invention Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 7-15 circa early 1950's. 8" x 17" "Taking the Shirt off the Taxpayers Back". Features Joe DiMag

Charles Schulz Peanuts Daily Comic Strip Original Art, (United Features Syndicate, 1971). This jolly daily has an image area of 26\" x 6.5\".LOVISCO GALLERY STAMPED Verso,

Charles Schulz Peanuts Daily Comic StripCharles Schulz Peanuts Daily Comic Strip Original Art, (United Features Syndicate, 1964). This jolly daily has an image area of 11" x 11" Aprox Each comic Box i

Ray Moore & Lee Falk The Phamtom Daily Comic Strip Original Art. Original Art Dated 11-26-41 (King Features Syndictate, 1941). Signed by both Moore and Falk, titled on verso ''The Lone Wolf. 7.25'' x

PERCY CROSBY (1891-1964) "Oh, well. We can't all be Babe Ruths." Four-panel Skippy daily comic strip, dated September 2, 1926, with Johnson Features Inc. label in first panel. Ink and blue pencil on B

PERCY CROSBY (1891-1964) "How do you fellers stick it out like this?" Four-panel Skippy daily comic strip, dated July 15, 1925, with Johnson Features Inc. label in third panel. Ink and blue wash on Br

CHESTER GOULD (1900-1985) "Orphan Nancy!" Group of 10 daily comic strips from 1929. Pen and ink with blue pencil on Bristol board. 178x572 mm; 7x22½ inches. Each signed "Chester Gould" and with K

"DONDI" BY IRWIN HASAN, ORIGINAL DAILY COMIC STRIPS, 1968, CHEATING ON EXAM, 5 PCS. DAILIES LARGEST 7.25 X 23.25

Charles Schultz (American, 1922-2000) 'Peanuts' Ink on Cardstock 1960, signed lower left, original four panel daily comic strip depicting Peanuts and the 'Depressed Stance'; black painted wood frame;

Lee Falk and Ray Moore The Phantom Daily Comic Strip Original Art. Dated 11-26-41 (King Features Syndicate, 1941) 7" x 27". Excellent condition, titled 'The Lone Wolf" on verso. Signed "To Mel Cowles,

Charles Schulz Peanuts Daily Comic Strip Original Art, (United Features Syndicate, 1971). This jolly daily has an image area of 7" x 26" AproxLOVISCO GALLERY Label Verso,Charles schulz copyright stamp

Mutt Jeff in Havana (1911) US Three Sheet Stage Play Poster Mutt and Jeff was the first successful daily comic strip; before it, the funnies were Sunday features. It debuted in 1907, however, as A. Mu

Mutt & Jeff 'A Musical Comedy Song Book' (USA, 1912) US One Sheet Movie Poster Mutt and Jeff was the first successful daily comic strip; before it, the funnies were Sunday features. It debuted in

An original ink on paper drawing by Ernie Bushmiller, 1905 to 1982, an American cartoonist best known for creating the daily comic strip Nancy. The artwork is the original for a newspaper comic strip

JOHNNY HART (AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY), PEN, INK AND COLORED PENCIL, B.C. ORIGINAL DAILY COMIC STRIP ART, SIGNED. SIGHT 7 3/8 X 13 3/4"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-12 X 18 1/2"

BARKS, Carl (b. 1901-2000). [WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS]. Original Artwork for “Walt Disney’s Donald Duck” Daily Comic Strip. Walt Disney Productions, 3/9 1972. Original artwork done by

Reuben Garrett Lucius Goldberg, American (1883-1970), cartoonist, sculptor, author, engineer, and inventor. "You Can't Get Away From It" Daily Comic Strip by Rube Goldberg. Signed and addressed, Best

An original ink on paper drawing by Ernie Bushmiller, 1905 to 1982, an American cartoonist best known for creating the daily comic strip Nancy. The artwork is the original for a newspaper comic strip

BARKS, Carl (b. 1901-2000). [WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS]. Original Artwork for “Walt Disney’s Donald Duck” Daily Comic Strip. Walt Disney Productions, 8/22 1989. Original artwork done b

Lot of 5 Original Daily Comic Strips, Full Week dated 4/18/66-4/22/66. Each approx. 17" x 7". From the Estate of Joe Kubert

Lot of 5 Original Daily Comic Strips, Full Week dated 4/11/66-4/16/66. Each approx. 17" x 7". From the Estate of Joe Kubert

Lot of 5 Original Daily Comic Strips, dated 1/21/67, and 1/23-1/26/67. Each approx. 17" x 7". From the Estate of Joe Kubert

Forrest, Hal (American, 1895—1959). Artie the Ace Original Daily Comic Art. Paramount Newspaper Syndicate, 1927. A group of five consecutive daily comic strips created with ink on Bristol board