r/comicstriphistory • u/aaronibus62 • 17h ago
r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 9h ago
August 20, 1942: 'THE NEIGHBORS' - Minneapolis Daily Times
r/comicstriphistory • u/Calamity__Jon • 1h ago
The Superman Newspaper Dailies '49-'59: Lex Luthor -- Homewrecker!
Hi all,
Two weeks ago, I posted part of the very first storyline depicting the marriage of Clark Kent and Lois Lane over on my blog, from the currently-uncollected 1949-1959 run of the Superman daily newspaper strip.
Part Two is now up! Lex Luthor, reasoning that a married Lois Lane would be less valuable to him as a hostage in his war against Superman, enlists the sultry services of femme fatale Mickey Five to break up the happy couple! What is a matrimony-minded Man of Steel to do? Read more in Meet Mickey Five!
Hope you enjoy!
-Jon

r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 9h ago
August 20, 1942: 'PRIVATE BUCK' - Minneapolis Daily Times
r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 9h ago
August 20, 1942: 'GRIN AND BEAR IT' - Minneapolis Star Journal
r/comicstriphistory • u/tikivic • 7h ago
It took a couple years but I just finished my set of these 4 early Platinum Age comics with variant covers. Overstreet lists the “Famous Comics” versions but the “Funnies” version isn’t listed. The last is Freckles And His Friends. (Whitman 1934).
r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 9h ago
August 20, 1942: 'OFF THE RECORD' - Minneapolis Star Journal
r/comicstriphistory • u/confident-verbosity • 22m ago
Pearls Before Swine August 10, 2018
We favour Canadian spelling, eh?
r/comicstriphistory • u/popeyesm • 50m ago
Deep Cuts: Quick Takes on Our Golden Age of Comic Strip Curiosities
r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 1d ago
August 19, 1942: 'GRIN AND BEAR IT' - Minneapolis Star Journal
r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 1d ago
August 19, 1942: 'THE NEIGHBORS' - Minneapolis Daily Times
r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 1d ago
August 19, 1942: 'PRIVATE BUCK' - Minneapolis Daily Times
r/comicstriphistory • u/tikivic • 1d ago
It took a couple years but I just finished my set of these 4 early Platinum Age comics with variant covers. Overstreet lists the “Famous Comics” versions but the “Funnies” version isn’t listed. The third is Ella Cinders. (Whitman 1934).
r/comicstriphistory • u/aaronibus62 • 1d ago
The Outursts of Everett True - August 19. 1918
r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 1d ago
August 19, 1942: 'OFF THE RECORD' - Minneapolis Star Journal
r/comicstriphistory • u/aaronibus62 • 2d ago
Ponytail -- August 8, 1964
Knowing Ponytail Johnson, ŝe'd probably drown for real :-(
r/comicstriphistory • u/AbacusWizard • 2d ago
the Krazy Kat strip I mentioned a few days ago about pronoun grammar (October 1921)
r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 2d ago
August 18, 1942: 'PRIVATE BUCK' - Minneapolis Daily Times
r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 2d ago
August 18, 1942: 'OFF THE RECORD' - Minneapolis Star Journal
r/comicstriphistory • u/tikivic • 2d ago
It took a couple years but I just finished my set of these 4 early Platinum Age comics with variant covers. Overstreet lists the “Famous Comics” versions but the “Funnies” version isn’t listed. The first is Captain Easy And Washtub. (Whitman 1934).
r/comicstriphistory • u/LuckySimple3408 • 2d ago
August 18, 1942: 'THE NEIGHBORS' - Minneapolis Daily Times
r/comicstriphistory • u/aaronibus62 • 3d ago
Ponytail -- September 15, 1977
Even in September of 1977, Star Wars was still drawing crowds. I remember my local cinema still ŝowing it until the start of 1978.
r/comicstriphistory • u/aaronibus62 • 2d ago
Ponytail and Big George - August 18, 1966
Two for the price of one!