[macsnafu]

I didn't think I'd really have anything to upload, as most of my comics are from the 70's and 80's, and most likely not public domain.  However, one can find some suprising stuff online, where somebody's already done the scanning for you!

I just uploaded the third Adam Ames story from a blog site I found, and I'll be uploading the fourth story as soon as I can get them downloaded and zipped up.

This site has plenty of other comic strip stories online, if anyone else wants to go digging through it:

http://allthingsger.blogspot.com/

After all, I'm only one person, and I've got a day job I have to keep up with!

[josemas]

That's Ger Apeldoorn's blog.  An excellent site.

Thanks for going to the trouble of gathering those strips into a file for CB+.

Best

Joe

[paw broon]

Good stuff, keep it up.

[macsnafu]

I've just uploaded the 4th Adam Ames comic strip story. 

BTW, could someone fix the name of the 3rd story so that it matches the others?  It was my first upload, and I didn't know exactly what to expect when filling in the upload information.

Thanks!

[macsnafu]

I've uploaded Charlie Chan Color Sundays 1938-10-30 to 1939-02-12 by Alfred Andriola to the comic strips category, as there's not a specific category for Charlie Chan.  There's several more to go.  I'm reading them as I download them.  Good mysteries!

[macsnafu]

I've just uploaded Charlie Chan Color Sundays 1939-02-19 to 1939-05-21, by Alfred Andriola.  More Charlie Chan to come.

[narfstar]

There is a Charlie Chan section now and your much appreciated uploads are there. And with your contributions you have been upgraded to VIP

[macsnafu]

I've uploaded the third Charlie Chan Color Sundays story.  These are pretty good stories!

[macsnafu]

I've just uploaded the fourth Charlie Chan comic strip story, 1939-10-08 to 1939-11-19.  It's a relatively short one.

[macsnafu]

I've just uploaded a fifth story in the Charlie Chan Color Sundays by Alfred Andriola.   This one is for the dates 1939-11-26 to 1940-01-14.

[macsnafu]

I've just added a 6th story from the Charlie Chan Sunday strips, this time for the dates 1940-01-21 to 1940-03-17. 

Funny thing about this one is that there seem to be some gaps in the story, although no Sunday strips seem to be missing.  I wonder if at this point the dailies and Sundays were telling the same story, and Andriola was careless about recapping the week's events on Sunday?

[narfstar]

Thanks for upping these. More great stuff that I am not getting around to reading.

[macsnafu]

I've just uploaded the 7th story of the Charlie Chan Color Sundays.  This ones from 1940-03-24 to 1940-06-09.

Still a few more to go.

Sorry for the delay--I've had some personal issues to deal with.

[macsnafu]

I've now added an 8th Charlie Chan Color Sundays story, this time from 1940-06-16 to 1940-08-25.

[MarkWarner]

All approved and now on the site.

Many thanks, it is most appreciated.

Regards, Mark

[macsnafu]

I've uploaded more Charlie Chan Sunday Color strips.  This time from 1940-09-01 to 1941-03-16.  Andriola stopped doing longer stories at this point, and did several shorter bits that were only 1, 2, or 3 strips long. 

I've been busy moving to a new house with my girlfriend, and getting settled in, but I haven't forgotten you guys.  There's still more Charlie Chan strips for me to upload.

[josemas]

Looking forward to them.

Thanks

Joe

[narfstar]

Narfstar say "man who uploads comics to CB+ is deserving of much thanks."  Thanks thanx thanks
Charlie Chan now up

[macsnafu]

Now I'm confused.  Jim Thorpe has uploaded several Charlie Chan strips, and may have covered all the rest that I haven't gotten to, although there does seem to be some overlap between our submissions.
I'll have to go over his submissions and see if there's anything not covered.

[josemas]

Mac,

If your's are different scans than upload anyway.  We have often picked up various different scans of the same books.

Best

Joe

[macsnafu]

Mac,

If your's are different scans than upload anyway.  We have often picked up various different scans of the same books.

Best

Joe

They seem to be from the same source, but he doesn't have them organized by story like I did. Just the collection of strips over a certain time period.