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New York: New York Post, 1946. Very good condition. The comic strip "Happy The Humbug" was developed in 1940 by Steve Carlin and Myron Waldman and syndicated by the New York Post from November 17, 1946 to April 3, 1949 as a Sunday only comic strip, which later was adapted for radio. It was written by Steve Carlin (who later wrote 'Rootie Kazootie', and 'The 64 Thousand Dollar Question'), and drawn by cartoonist Myron Waldman. Waldman was an illustrator and animator who worked on the well known cartoon characters Popeye, Betty Boop, Superman, and Raggedy Ann. He was the lead animator for the cartoon series "Casper the Friendly Ghost". Waldman worked at Fleisher Studios and was head animator at Paramount Studios; in 1986 he received the Motion Picture Screen Cartoonists Award. "Bum Steer" is depicted as a card sharp, shuffling a deck of cards, smoking a cigar, and winking. With 'Bum Steer' written at the top in pencil, as well as other notes in the margins, and stamp "Promotion Dept.". With the… Read More

New York: New York Post, 1946. Very good condition. The comic strip "Happy The Humbug" was developed in 1940 by Steve Carlin and Myron Waldman and syndicated by the New York Post from November 17, 1946 to April 3, 1949 as a Sunday only comic strip, which later was adapted for radio. It was written by Steve Carlin (who later wrote 'Rootie Kazootie', and 'The 64 Thousand Dollar Question'), and drawn by cartoonist Myron Waldman. Waldman was an illustrator and animator who worked on the well known cartoon characters Popeye, Betty Boop, Superman, and Raggedy Ann. He was the lead animator for the cartoon series "Casper the Friendly Ghost". Waldman worked at Fleisher Studios and was head animator at Paramount Studios; in 1986 he received the Motion Picture Screen Cartoonists Award. "Cock and Bull" are shown together, bull handsomely dressed in shirt and tie, and cock perched jauntily on his shoulder. The name of the characters written across the top and pencil notes in the margins, and stamp "Promotion… Read More

London: Nicholson & Watson, 1946. Daumier, Honore. 240 lithographs selected & introduced by Wilhelm Wartmann, translated by Henry Schnur. Nicholson & Watson, London 1946. Folio, bound in quarter black cloth and tan hard board covers. (xli) + 240 pp of ills. Remnants of dj ( front illustration) inside book, o/w vg condition.

New York: New York Post, 1946. Very good condition. The comic strip "Happy The Humbug" was developed in 1940 by Steve Carlin and Myron Waldman and syndicated by the New York Post from November 17, 1946 to April 3, 1949 as a Sunday only comic strip, which later was adapted for radio. It was written by Steve Carlin (who later wrote 'Rootie Kazootie', and 'The 64 Thousand Dollar Question'), and drawn by cartoonist Myron Waldman. Waldman was an illustrator and animator who worked on the well known cartoon characters Popeye, Betty Boop, Superman, and Raggedy Ann. He was the lead animator for the cartoon series "Casper the Friendly Ghost". Waldman worked at Fleisher Studios and was head animator at Paramount Studios; in 1986 he received the Motion Picture Screen Cartoonists Award. "Hunky the Monkey" is shown taking a shower with a watering can suspended over his head & grasped by his tail. With 'Hunky the Monkey' written at the top in pencil, as well as other notes in the margins, and stamp "Promotion… Read More

New York: New York Post, 1946. Very good condition. The comic strip "Happy The Humbug" was developed in 1940 by Steve Carlin and Myron Waldman and syndicated by the New York Post from November 17, 1946 to April 3, 1949 as a Sunday only comic strip, which later was adapted for radio. It was written by Steve Carlin (who later wrote 'Rootie Kazootie', and 'The 64 Thousand Dollar Question'), and drawn by cartoonist Myron Waldman. Waldman was an illustrator and animator who worked on the well known cartoon characters Popeye, Betty Boop, Superman, and Raggedy Ann. He was the lead animator for the cartoon series "Casper the Friendly Ghost". Waldman worked at Fleisher Studios and was head animator at Paramount Studios; in 1986 he received the Motion Picture Screen Cartoonists Award. "Pink Elephant" is shown sitting on a wall and holding a cup in which she collects her delicious strawberry flavored tears. Pencil notes in the margins, and stamp "Promotion Dept.". With the copyright date "1946, NY Post Corp."… Read More

New York: New York Post, 1946. Very good condition. The comic strip "Happy The Humbug" was developed in 1940 by Steve Carlin and Myron Waldman and syndicated by the New York Post from November 17, 1946 to April 3, 1949 as a Sunday only comic strip, which later was adapted for radio. It was written by Steve Carlin (who later wrote 'Rootie Kazootie', and 'The 64 Thousand Dollar Question'), and drawn by cartoonist Myron Waldman. Waldman was an illustrator and animator who worked on the well known cartoon characters Popeye, Betty Boop, Superman, and Raggedy Ann. He was the lead animator for the cartoon series "Casper the Friendly Ghost". Waldman worked at Fleisher Studios and was head animator at Paramount Studios; in 1986 he received the Motion Picture Screen Cartoonists Award. "Happy the Humbug" the main character himself-- a cartoon creation who has a giraffe's neck, monkey's tail and turtle's shell on his back and is shown leaping and cavorting in front of a large calendar which is turned to April… Read More