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Comic Verse
Date | Lang: English (en)
Uploaded  by lyons
Filesize 12.68mb consisting of 58 pages | Format: EBook
File nameAll_the_Funny_Folks.rar
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   By lonespaceranger
This is bizarre.
   By dwilt
Interesting ultimate "crossover" (at least for its time) of newspaper comic characters. Written by Jack Lait and drawn by Louis Biedermann in the styles of various cartoonists. Some info here: http://melbirnkrant.com/collection/page16.html
   By crashryan
This is great! At first I expected a pirate production, but I see that they're all KFS properties and King holds the copyright. Biedermann does a good job following the creators' styles. I confess I've so far only admired the pictures.
   By The Australian Panther
Interesting that the story is text and illustration and not pure comic strip. Some info on the book here. https://animationresources.org/refpack-020-e-book-download-funny-folks/ If you become a member on this site, - which looks like a good idea - you can download a high quality PDF of the book. Cheers
   By pacortner
OUTSTANDING find!
   By blueyes
by King Features Syndicate 1926 by Jack Lait (Author), Louis Biedermann (Illustrator)
   By Superman
WOW!
  
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