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Ralph Heimdahl - Bugs Bunny Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 9-5-65 (Warner Brothers, 1965). Sylvester out-mooches Bugs on this hilarious Sunday. Beautiful "thick and thin" line inking by Ralph Heimdahl. A superb Sunday showcasing two Warner Brothers' favorites. The image area is 24" x 15.5". The art was cut horizontally between panel tiers one and two, and two and three, and then carefully rejoined; otherwise the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6042 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $207.00
Simon Bisley - Doom Patrol #42 Cover Original Art (DC, 1991). The Charles Atlas-inspired Flex Mentallo made his first appearance in Doom Patrol #35. Flex was, quite literally, the 90-lb weakling who became a superhero by responding to an ad similar to those that ran for many years in comic books; the character became the grounds for a lawsuit against DC by Charles Atlas. This retro cover was purposely distressed and taped so as to appear as an aged poster or comic book cover from Flex's "glory days." The Biz even signed his name in an "old school" signature box ala Milton Caniff or Bob Kane. The art has an image area of 10" x 15", and, aside from its artistically and intentionally distressed surface, is in otherwise Excellent condition. Add some punch to your portfolio with this superb Bisley portrait of a powerhouse.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6153 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $1,035.00
Simon Bisley - Psycho Bear Cover Original Art (2001). Dolly goes to meet her maker at the hands of this gun-totin', bandolier-wearing psycho teddy bear, who seems to have undergone a recent pre-frontal stuffing-otomy. We can't "pin" down the exact useage of this piece, though it was obviously used as a cover (note the largely blank top half), but we will say it's one of the coolest Bisleys we've ever offered. The art measures 12.5" x 21.25" and is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6156 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $1,035.00
Mel Crawford - Golden Magazine, V6 #2 Cover Original Art (Golden Press, 1969). Cracky the parrot serves up birthday cake to celebrate Golden Magazine's fifth anniversary in the February, 1969 issue. The image area of the acrylic on board painting measures 11.75" x 16". Crawford's art has a glue residue stain around the borders, where the art had been "masked off" with tape; otherwise it's in Excellent condition. A copy of the magazine is included in this lot. Great wholesome fun from the talented folks at Western Publishing!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6208 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $184.00
Tony DeZuniga - Savage Sword of Conan #54 page 31 Pin-Up Original Art (Marvel, 1980). Pygmy warriors get the jump on Conan and his bare-bottomed lady-fair, but luckily the Barbarian King is as deadly with a bow and arrow as he is with a broadsword. Tony DeZuniga packs this pretty pin-up with heart-thumping action, not to mention his gorgeous use of crosshatching. The artwork measures 11" x 17" and is in Excellent condition, with some very slight discoloration of the mechanical tones.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6218 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $345.00

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$605 or more
Chad Grothgopf (attributed) - Howdy Doody Back Cover Original Art (Dell, 1950). Captain Scuttlebutt and his talented dog stage a balancing act for the readers of the Howdy Doody comic book. The acrylic on board painting has an image area of 11.5" x 16", and the art is in Excellent condition. The Captain Scuttlebutt signature is a pasted-on stat element. You boys and girls in the peanut gallery had best pull a few strings to get your bids in on this delightful memento of yesteryear!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6303 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $26.00
Al Hubbard - Robin Hood Storybook Cover Original Art (Walt Disney Productions, 1973). In a classic scene from the Robin Hood legend, here reinterpreted for us by Disney artist Al Hubbard, Robin shoots for the Golden Arrow (and Maid Marion's affections) as Prince John and the evil Sheriff look on menacingly. This charming cover was rendered for a storybook released at the time of Disney's film version of the classic tale. With an image area of approximately 11.25" x 11.25" and in Excellent condition, this is a piece you won't want to pass up.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6328 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $241.50

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$378 or more
Warren Kremer - Playful Little Audrey #3 Cover Original Art (Harvey, 1957). The Playful One demonstrates that she knows how to improvise (and what's a donut without its holes anyway?) on this wunderbar Kremer cover from the historic third issue of PLA's regular title. Master K is all about clean lines, and this stunner fits the bill to a capital T. The artwork measures 11.25" x 14.25" with an image area of 7.25" x 11.25", with moderate overall wear and light staining in the margins.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6365 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $690.00
Don Martin - Mad's Don Martin Cooks Up More Tales Cover Preliminary Original Art (Signet, 1969). Here's a chance to own a superb pencil preliminary uncorked by "Mad's maddest artist," Don Martin. This gem was unearthed from the personal files of Al Feldstein, and it's a real rib-tickler, sure to please any Mad fan-addict. The piece measures 8.5" x 11" and is in Excellent condition. Potrezebie!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6379 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $471.50
Jack Sparling - John Wayne Adventure Comics #22 Complete 11-page Story Original Art (Toby Press, 1953). John Wayne was not just a movie star, he was a certified action hero, starring in his own comic book which ran for 31 issues in the Golden Age. In "Flash Flood," Wayne not only saves the town when the dam bursts, but saves a lost baby, and beats up on some thugs who stole his car. What a guy! This slam-bang story features eleven pages of straight action, with crisp artwork by Jack Sparling. The pages measure 14.5" x 23" and are in Excellent condition. This lot also includes a copy of the final printed comic. Saddle up, pilgrim!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6498 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $299.00

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$459 or more
Scott Adams - Dilbert Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 3-12-90 (United Feature Syndicate, 1990). Dilbert and a co-worker share an awkward moment on an elevator, as Dilbert does his level best to remain cool -- but his efforts are for naught. Scott Adams' clean, simple linework perfectly compliments his sharp, socially perceptive humor. The 14" x 5.25" artwork has one paste-over lettering correction, and is in Excellent condition. Great for display in any office cubicle!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6001 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $1,725.00
Gene Ahern - Room and Board Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 8-4-40 (King Features Syndicate, 1940). The Judge has a brilliant idea to beat the heat, but his pilfering of supplies ruins the wife's card party! A tart domestic comedy with well-drawn characters, Room and Board ran until the mid-'50s. This artwork measures 21.5" x 14.25" and is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6002 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $74.75
Gus Arriola - Gordo Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 4-9-49 (United Features Syndicate, 1949). This exceptional strip, titled "Air Raid," is from the peak period of Gordo, and features amazing animals as only Arriola could draw them. Of particular interest is a note from Arriola to his assistant to "use your ken" to complete Gus's rough drawing of the rifle in panel four. The artwork was folded in the middle (between the second and third panels), but is otherwise in Excellent condition, and measures 22" x 6.25".
Auction 814 | Lot: 6003 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $115.00
Gus Arriola - Gordo Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 12-15-68 (United Feature Syndicate, 1968). This highly stylized Sunday gives us a peek at Bug Rogers, Gordo's hipster spider, as he prepares for Christmas morning. Note the by-line in panel one! Gordo ran from 1943 until 1985, and has been recognized as helping to bridge the gap between the cultures of Mexico and the United States. Board size is 24" x 16.75"; the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6004 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $149.50
Jerry Barnett - Editorial Cartoon Original Art (Indianapolis News, ca. 1991). Would you buy a used car from this man? Award-winning cartoonist Jerry Barnett pokes fun at George Bush Sr.'s "no tax" claims with this insightful panel. Drawn on Craft-Tint Duo-Tone board, measuring 11.75" x 8.5", the art has been closely trimmed; otherwise it's in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6005 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $74.75
Ernie Bushmiller - Phil Fumble Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 1-16-38 (United Feature Syndicate, 1938). Phil Fumble and Pete the pup weigh Pete on scales all over town, and no two agree. For his final weigh-in Pete pounces on the butcher's scale -- a classic Bushmiller gag complete with his hallmark squeaky-clean art. The image area is 13" x 20.5", and the art is in Excellent condition. Ernie Bushmiller art -- hot dog!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6006 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $126.50
Gene Byrnes - Reg'lar Fellers Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 2-1-23 (Bell Syndicate, 1923). Jimmie Dugan can't join Bump Mahoney and Puddinhead Duffy for a cream puff run on account of he swapped his dancing shoes for a baseball mitt and has been grounded. Snappy art by Gene Byrne. The image area is 19.75" x 5.25", and the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6007 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $92.00
Gene Byrnes - Reg'lar Fellers Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 11-7-23 (Bell Syndicate, 1923). Jimmy Dugan shows Puddinhead Duffy how strong he is -- he's uprooted a "tree" all by himself. Gene Byrne's artwork has just the right touch of whimsy. The image area is 19.5" x 5.25", and the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6008 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $92.00
Al Capp - Li'l Abner Sketch Original Art (undated, 1940s). A loose but wonderful grease-pencil sketch of that loveable hayseed, Li'l Abner, ably rendered by Al Capp. As Capp used a legion of ghosts and assistants, this is a rare instance of an Abner piece rendered 100% by his creator. The sketch measures 8.5" x 11" and is in Excellent condition, with a pin-hole tear at the top left corner.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6009 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $207.00
Al Capp - Small Change Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 5-14-44 (U.S. Treasury, 1944). Rather than send Li'l Abner off to war, Al Capp instead created this patriotic strip to promote the sale of war bonds. This outstanding example features a scenario set in the far-flung future of 1994, as Bobby's two grandmothers describe their experiences during the war. The artwork was cut into three tiers at some point, and later reassembled with tape; the overall size is 25" x 16". The art is in Very Good condition, with some water damage in both lower corners and overall tanning at the edges.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6010 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $488.75
Al Capp Studios - Li'l Abner "Honest Abe Yokum" Painting Original Art (United Feature Syndicate, undated). That pork-chop-lovin' child of Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae, Honest Abe Yokum, is the subject of this large 15" x 24" oil painting on wood. We can't say for sure what this was originally done for, but for any Dogpatch fan, this is a must-have. In Very Good condition; a 3.75" laminate crack has developed to the left of Honest Abe.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6011 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $63.25
Kreigh Collins - Kevin the Bold Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 11-4-62 (N.E.A., 1962). Kevin the Bold battles for his life in a raging surf. Kreigh Collins's art is both handsome and exciting, and he proves to be a master of "good girl" art, as seen in the final panel. The art was partially colored in yellow and red hues, perhaps as indications for toning or other production processes. The image area is 24" x 16". Some of the white-out corrections are flaking off; otherwise the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6012 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $402.50
Palmer Cox - The Brownies Sketch and Autograph Original Art (1902). Among the earliest comic strip success stories was Palmer Cox and his cartoon creation, The Brownies. These little elf-like creatures soon began turning up in advertisements for various products like Ivory soap and Kodak cameras. Here's a cool little sketch of one of Palmer's Brownies, along with a signature written in ink and inscribed "Brownieland," January 29, 1902. The piece measures approximately 3.5" x 2.25", and is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6013 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $184.00
Jim Davis - Garfield Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 4-17-91 (United Features Syndicate, 1991). If there's one cat who knows all about comfort, it's Jim Davis' immortal creation, Garfield. Here, everyone's favorite fat feline expounds on the virtues of a warm teddy bear on a dark and stormy night. Measuring approximately 15" x 5" and in Excellent condition, the piece is signed by Davis in the last panel.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6014 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $1,725.00
Walt Disney Studios - Donald Duck Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 6-8-69 (Walt Disney Productions, 1969). Ludwig von Drake has invented an informational robot for Scrooge's department store, but leave it to a woman to destroy the mechanical man with one simple question! This whimsical Sunday strip has plenty of duck fun, with outstanding artwork. The piece measures 23" x 16" and is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6016 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $431.25
Walt Disney Studios - Donald Duck Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 1-25-70 (King Features Syndicate, 1970). Daisy Duck uses a bit of reverse psychology to prompt Donald to buy a new car. This Sunday was cut between each panel tier and then carefully rejoined to create an image area of 21.5" x 14.5"; otherwise the art is in Excellent condition. Why in the world would Donald buy a new car when he could spend his money on original art instead?
Auction 814 | Lot: 6017 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $431.25
Walt Disney Studios - Winnie the Pooh Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 1-30-83 (King Features Syndicate, 1983). Eeyore turns over a new leaf for the New Year and invites Pooh and Piglet to a party. But... bring your own hay??? It may be a strange party, but this is, without a doubt, a charming and desirable piece of art. Measuring approximately 23" x 16.25" overall and in Excellent condition, this piece will warm the hearts of any denizen of the Hundred Acre Wood.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6018 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $299.00
Thomas Dorgan (TAD) - For Better or Worse Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 3-28-25 (Int'l Feature Service, 1925). Webster says the wrong thing -- again! This Roaring Twenties strip featured the domestic comedy of married couple Webster and Lil Blink, and was known for its often rowdy humor, which would be somewhat out of place in today's politically correct climate. The artboard for this stunning example measures approximately 17.5" x 22", and is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6019 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $345.00
Thomas A. Dorgan - Silk Hat Harry's Divorce Suit Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 3-10-19 (King Features Syndicate, 1919). When Judge Rummy is given a left-handed compliment by his wife, his only reply is, "Sic 'im Prince, he bit your father." The final panel features a classic "plop" take, as we see the soles of Judge Rummy's shoes when he faints. The image area is 12.5" x 8", and the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6020 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $92.00
Thomas A. Dorgan - Silk Hat Harry's Divorce Suit Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 1-31-20 (King Features Syndicate, 1920). Judge Rummy can't get his wife to decorate the table with a bowl of sugar because she's locked it up in a safe, probably along with the Judge's hooch, and lost the key. TAD was renowned for his ear for capturing the slang expressions of the day; "cain an' able" is cockney slang for table. The image area is 12.5" x 8", and the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6021 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $80.50
Thomas A. Dorgan - Silk Hat Harry's Divorce Suit Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 12-30-19 (King Features Syndicate, 1919). Judge Rummy thinks better of sentencing two hooligans from a crap game mob. Note the hilarious expressions on the characters' mugs. The image area is 12.5" x 8", and the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6022 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $92.00
Harvey Eisenberg - Yogi Bear Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 10-14-62 (McNaught, 1962). Yogi's got a new invention, and is eager to try it out, with Boo Boo's able assistance. Unfortunately it all goes wrong, and Ranger Smith gets the worst of it! The artwork is detailed and clean with virtually no white-out or corrections. One small stat is missing from above the "Yogi Bear" logo, but the piece remains in Excellent condition. The strip is 29" x 19.5" overall, with an image area of 24.25" x 17.25". "Yogi Bear is smarter than the average bear...." Bid now, and you are too!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6023 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $149.50
Will Eisner - The Spirit Section, page 2 Original Art, dated 10-22-50 (Will Eisner, 1950). Rudy the barber recounts the events leading up to a murder in this page from a classic Spirit story. Although the Spirit doesn't appear on this page, there's plenty of Eisner's trademark touches, particularly in the facial expressions and camera angles. The board measures 15" x 22", and the image area is 13" x 18". Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6024 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $1,092.50
Ham Fisher Studios - Fisher's Wartime Whoppers Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 2-6-44 (McNaught Syndicate, 1944). The embarrassment of hypnosis is the subject of this Joe Palooka spin-off strip featuring a U.S.O. show "for the boys." The artwork consists of two panels, the top piece measuring 18.5" x 13.75", and the lower one measuring 18.5" x 9.5". Both are in Excellent condition, with slight tanning in the margins.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6025 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $184.00
Ham Fisher Studios - Joe Palooka Sunday Comic Strip Original Art (McNaught Syndicate, undated). Joe's pal Herman has the most amazing act in the history of the circus, but after auditioning for the owner, he declines a $5000 a week paycheck, as the gag gives him a "slight headache." A rollicking Sunday from the Fisher studios, the piece consists of two panels, the top piece measures 19.25" x 15.25", and the bottom 19.25" x 9.25". The logo stat is missing and there is minor edge wear, but overall the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6026 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $86.25
Ham Fisher Studios - Joe Palooka Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 4-14-47 (McNaught Syndicate, 1947). Joe's pal Jerry Leemy is down on his luck and has to do business with a loan shark -- and if he doesn't make his payments, it's gonna be a zoot suit riot. Crisp storytelling and an animated ink line make for one dandy daily. The piece measures 20.75" x 6" and in Very Good condition, with some paper loss in the left margin and a vertical crease in the middle of the art.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6027 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $92.00
Bud Fisher - Mutt and Jeff Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 9-30-21 (King Features Syndicate, 1921). This strip finds Mutt giving Jeff some tips on customer service, but Jeff's lack of comprehension quickly brings a reaction that he did not expect. Culinary comedy at its best! Bud Fisher's Mutt and Jeff were the original odd couple, and their popularity inspired many imitators. This great strip is in Very Good condition and measures 30" x 9.5". Featuring not one, but two "mutts," this is a great strip for Fisher fans and dog lovers!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6029 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $207.00
Hal Forrest - Tailspin Tommy Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 12-31-33 (Bell Syndicate, 1933). Tommy and Skeets put down a rogue elephant that threatens their plane. However, the boys' hunting draws the attention of the locals. This hand-colored Sunday is numbered #220. The factoid panel, "Progress of Flight," features the British plane, the Avro. The image area is 22.5" x 28.75", and the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6030 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $299.00
Hal Forrest - Tailspin Tommy Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 7-20 (Bell Syndicate, circa 1930). Tommy is having the time of his life in the wilds of Canada in this hand-colored Sunday. Terrific landscape and float plane scenes. There's a fantastic factoid in panel one about man's early attempts at flight; this one showcases Alpheus Allard. The Canadian Mountie Phil English and the lovely Allie cameo. The image area is 22.5" x 28.75". The art has some small tears around the edges and a tear in panel six; otherwise the art is in Good condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6031 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $161.00
Paul Fung Sr. - Dumb Dora Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 6-1-30 (Newspaper Feature Service, 1930). Rod's attempts at pitching woo at Dora are blocked at every turn. No matter where Rod takes Dora for a little smooching, someone drops in on his party -- what a buzz-kill! Paul Fung Sr.'s art is infused with art deco elan. The image area is 16.5" x 15". The art was cut between panel tiers two and three, and then carefully rejoined; otherwise it is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6032 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $253.00
Frank Godwin - Rusty Riley Daily Comic Strip Original Art, Group of 6 (King Features Syndicate, 1956). Rusty is stuck in the well, and it's up to Patty to get help (say, isn't that Lassie's job? -- oh, wait, wrong strip). These six strips are almost all consecutive (10-3-56 through 10-6-56, along with 10-10 and 10-11), and feature a nice progression of Patty racing home and getting help from her dad. Godwin's artwork is simply luscious, with a high love of detail, not to mention horses -- lots of horses, which were a favorite of Godwin's, and a staple of the strip. The strips measure 19.75" x 7" and are in Excellent condition. Help Patty get help by bidding now!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6033 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $1,121.25
Frank Godwin - Rusty Riley Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 2-22-59 (King Features Syndicate, 1959). Falsely accused, Rusty takes it on the lam from the cops, and is given sanctuary by a kindly bum. This strip is from the last year of Godwin's life, but his mastery of pen-and-ink technique had not waned in the least. The artwork measures 23.5" x 16" and is in Excellent condition, with moderate overall aging.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6034 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $471.50
Floyd Gottfredson - Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 5-2-71 (King Features Syndicate, 1971). Mickey needs a little help as he prepares a new recipe. Thank goodness Minnie's pantry is fully stocked! This superb Sunday comes from master cartoonist Floyd Gottfredson's later years on the strip, yet the style he perfected years ago still shines with his fluid, clean linework. This would be a great piece to have hanging in the kitchen! The art is in Excellent condition; the statted masthead in panel one is original. The page has been matted to an overall size of approximately 33" x 26", with an image area of 24" x 16". Bon appetit, Disney fans!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6035 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $891.25
Milt Gross - Dave's Delicatessen Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 8-20-32 (King Features Syndicate, 1932). The "eggs" from Dizzy Dozen Construction company have come up with a unique method of foundation repair; they mix Dave's buckwheat flour into their concrete. Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk! The image area is 23.5" x 5", and the art is in Excellent condition. Milt Gross is one of the zaniest of cartoonists, and his art is highly sought-after, so bid accordingly!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6037 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $373.75

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$563 or more
Al Hartley and Stan Lee - Mrs. Lyons' Cubs Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 9-21-58 (Field Enterprises, 1958). Stan Lee and Al Hartley team up on this amusing strip featuring the misadventures of the Lyons brothers, a strip which ran for only one year. Also included are instructions for making an "Indian Hummer," and a "Cubs Quiz" joke that is now completely antiquated. The artwork measures 22.5" x 14.25". A hand-painted color guide (14.5" x 11") is also included.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6038 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $276.00

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$426 or more
Gene Hazelton - The Flintstones Hand Colored Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 9-21-69 (McNaught Syndicate Inc., 1969). Clyde shows Fred his shot-making skills with this hole-in-one golf shot right into his nagging wife's trap! -- yoicks! Well, they are cavemen! This Sunday strip has been hand colored with watercolors. The image area is 25" x 17.25", and the art is in Excellent condition. Yabba dabba doo!
Auction 814 | Lot: 6039 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $218.50
Ralph Heimdahl - Bugs Bunny Daily Comic Strip Original Art, dated 8-6-51 (Warner Brothers, 1951). Bugs ain't scared of no "vicious dog" -- and the threat of one certainly isn't going to keep him out of Elmer Fudd's garden. Little does he know that Fudd has a dental disguise up his sleeve. This toothy daily has superb artwork (completely on-model with the cartoon incarnations) by Heimdahl, and a great gag that actually has Fudd coming out the victor for once. The art measures 23" x 7" and was folded between the second and third panels for mailing, but is otherwise in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6040 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $149.50
Ralph Heimdahl - Bugs Bunny Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 5-21-61 (Warner Brothers, 1961). After Bugs is tricked out of mooching goodies at Filbert's birthday party, the wascally wabbit retaliates by plundering carrots from Elmer's garden. Snappy inking by Ralph Heimdahl. The image area is 24" x 15.5". The art was cut horizontally between panel tiers one and two, and two and three, and then carefully rejoined; otherwise the art is in Excellent condition.
Auction 814 | Lot: 6041 | Nov 8, 2004

Sold For: $161.00

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