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Author Archives: Bruce Canwell
Alex Toth, Archie, Charlie Chan, Dick Tracy, Donald Duck, Flash Gordon and Jungle Jim, General News, LOAC Essentials, Polly and Her Pals, Rip Kirby, Scorchy Smith, Spider-Man, Star Hawks, Steve Canyon, Superman
This Month in LOAC History
11
Jul
Jul
Check out what July looks like in LOAC History!
29
Jun
Jun
Come in and enjoy this comic strip version of Fillmore West!
05
Jun
Jun
More about Li’l Abner on Broadway (and film!)
29
May
May
When Li’l Abner’s womenfolk came to life …
Barney Google, Flash Gordon and Jungle Jim, General News, George Herriman, King Features, LOAC Essentials, Popeye, Superman
Comic Strips That Move
08
May
May
Where LOAC and 21st Century Tech intersect!
Dick Tracy, General News, Li'l Abner, Little Orphan Annie, Screwball, Steve Canyon, Terry and the Pirates
What’s in a Name?
27
Apr
Apr
The serious business behind amusing names.
03
Apr
Apr
Two words: Baseball’s Back!
"Cap" Stubbs & Tippie, Archie, Barney Google, Baron Bean, Batman, Beyond Mars, Blondie, Bloom County, Bringing Up Father, Bungle Family, Charlie Chan, Chuck Jones, Dick Tracy, Donald Duck, Family Circus, Flash Gordon and Jungle Jim, For Better or For Worse, Gasoline Alley, General News, George Herriman, King Aroo, Li'l Abner, Little Orphan Annie, LOAC Essentials, Miss Fury, Polly and Her Pals, Popeye, Red Barry, Rip Kirby, Scorchy Smith, Silly Symphonies, Skippy, Spider-Man, Star Hawks, Star Trek, Star Wars, Steve Canyon, Superman, Tarzan, Terry and the Pirates, The Gumps, The Little King, Wonder Woman, X-9: Secret Agent Corrigan
… This is Now
14
Mar
Mar
Eight years later, the picture looks like —
Archie, Baron Bean, Blondie, Bloom County, Bringing Up Father, Dick Tracy, Family Circus, Flash Gordon and Jungle Jim, Gasoline Alley, General News, King Aroo, Li'l Abner, Little Orphan Annie, Miss Fury, Polly and Her Pals, Rip Kirby, Scorchy Smith, Star Trek, Steve Canyon, Superman, Terry and the Pirates, The Little King, X-9: Secret Agent Corrigan
That was Then …
11
Mar
Mar
Take me back — take me way, way back —