Jim Ivey’s Sunday Comics

Posted on: 9 June 2013 by

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Cole Johnson. says:

11 June 2013 at 10:57 am

Hello, Jim—-I remember about 30 years ago, they were cleaning up the "Puck" building in N.Y., and they found a big barrel of 1890's office trash! Hundreds of cartoons, as well as letters, envelopes, snuff can labels, etc. —

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Allan Holtz says:

6 July 2013 at 1:16 pm

Jim sez … The rumor was that the King Features art was 'guarded' by a chap who could be bribed with a bottle of booze!

Good old Al Paskow knew where to find comic art. He first put ads in pulp mags, which brought in a lot of originals.

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