O_O george herriman, george herriman, where have i heard that name before… oh yeah! he was an inspiration for bill watterson! (calvin and hobbes creator and genius!) i think george herriman was the creator of the comic “crazy cat”,
So the term “Odd bodkins” is an old saying. I am curious about when and where things started.I like the drawing of the village and this was big enough to read, with magnification on.
SKJAM! Premium Member about 11 years ago
An early example of misleading photography.
davidf42 about 11 years ago
These old comics obviously targeted an adult audience, not kids. “Perfidious scoundrel, I leave thee!” What amazing dialog!
joeshmo30 about 11 years ago
O_O george herriman, george herriman, where have i heard that name before… oh yeah! he was an inspiration for bill watterson! (calvin and hobbes creator and genius!) i think george herriman was the creator of the comic “crazy cat”,
Neo Stryder about 11 years ago
a sun camera in action, some things have never changed.
Thomas R. Williams about 11 years ago
The first of many bricks.
PoodleGroomer about 11 years ago
Alternate ending: The Girl, “And you can buy at discount?”
VICTOR PROULX about 11 years ago
Nice cityscape. But why both men in blue with same hat? One red coat would have helped old guys like me follow on first reading.
pam Miner about 11 years ago
So the term “Odd bodkins” is an old saying. I am curious about when and where things started.I like the drawing of the village and this was big enough to read, with magnification on.
reynard61 about 11 years ago
Confound these old Sunday Comics! They drive me to use archaic American terminology and phrasing!