Digital Collections

1. Little Orphan Annie. Convinced That “Uncle” Malcolm Is an Imposter... / Maw Green. "Ah, yes---my wife used to play the piano nearly all the time---"

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT116-2 and Digital ID: d_10909
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: February 21, 1943

2. Nancy. "Brr---this coal shortage is awful"

Creator:: Bushmiller, Ernie, 1905-1982
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC48 and Digital ID: d_7367
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: January 14, 1944

3. John Carter of Mars

Creator:: Burroughs, John Coleman "Jack", 1913-1979
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_8614 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC483
Date Created:: December 7, 1941

4. Li'l Abner. "Sir Cecil Cesspool's visit to the Yokums - continued"

Creator:: Capp, Al, 1909-1979
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7483 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT72-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1942
Date Issued:: November 15, 1942

5. Bringing Up Father. "Mother, we're going to take a stroll"

Creator:: McManus, George, 1884-1954
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_4190 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT36
Date Copyrighted:: 1940
Date Issued:: May 12, 1940

6. Jungle Jim. When Lil meets Jim for dinner, he is amazed to see her wearing the uniform of a Marine woman reservist / Flash Gordon. A beggar has led the fugitives, Flash, Dale and Tartara, to his lodgings in the city slums

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11165 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: February 27, 1944

7. Bringing Up Father. "Well- here we are in Oakland an' am I hungry?”

Creator:: McManus, George, 1884-1954
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT36 and Digital ID: d_4196
Date Copyrighted:: 1940
Date Issued:: June 23, 1940

8. Little Orphan Annie. “Daddy” Warbucks and His Men Have Gone About Their Business

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT116-3 and Digital ID: d_14050
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: August 8, 1943

9. Bringing Up Father. "Be sure you get the Bunker Hill Monument in the pictures, as it is one of the most historical spots in Boston"

Creator:: McManus, George, 1884-1954
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_4184 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT36
Date Copyrighted:: 1940
Date Issued:: March 31, 1940

10. Krazy Kat. "A rempott in 'iwiry-' a 'snow boig' in the dessit sunshine - white 'mesa'"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC416 and Digital ID: d_16633
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: March 7, 1943

11. Buzz Sawyer

Creator:: Crane, Roy, 1901-1977
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC201 and Digital ID: d_9450
Date Created:: December 1, 1947

12. Barnaby

Creator:: Johnson, Crockett, 1906-1975 and Leisk, David Johnson, 1906-1975
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC191 and Digital ID: d_10696
Date Created:: December 7, 1945

13. Flash Gordon. In a daring night raid, Flash ambushes Colonel Mogard's armored force

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11204 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-15
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: August 22, 1943

14. Jungle Jim. After replenishing their supplies at Alfredo's Seringal, Jim and Kolu, posing as rubber workers, vanish into the jungle / Flash Gordon. All night, till dawn breaks, the captive tyrant, Brazor, has been anxiously awaiting the verdit of the battle

Creator:: Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19 and Digital ID: d_11194
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: August 29, 1943

15. Flash Gordon. When Flash and Dale steal into a house to obtain disguises, they are surprised by an old lady and her son

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11195 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: January 30, 1944

16. Dick Tracy. Finally dismounting from the runaway horse, Jerome Trohs hikes through the mountains, eventually coming to an isolate tourist camp

Creator:: Gould, Chester, 1900-1985
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_6950
Date Copyrighted:: 1940
Date Issued:: June 16, 1940

17. Jungle Jim. The trail of an enemy agent named Duke D'Oro, has led to a dine-and-dance joint partly owned by D'Oro / Flash Gordon. Brazor gives furious orders to trap Flash after his audacious broadcast

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11175 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: April 9, 1944

18. Little Orphan Annie. Animals Are Such Agreeable Friends...

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% and Digital ID: d_14271
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: May 9, 1948

19. Little Orphan Annie. The Man Who Sees Both Sides of a Question Is a Man Who Sees Absolutely Nothing at All

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% and Digital ID: d_14276
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: June 13, 1948

20. Little Orphan Annie. Axel Said Annie Is Like a Fox...

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% and Digital ID: d_14270
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: May 2, 1948

21. Little Orphan Annie. Wise Venturing Is the Most Commendable Part of Human Prudence

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% and Digital ID: d_14278
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: June 27, 1948

22. Little Orphan Annie. Murder Most Foul, As In the Best It Is...

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% and Digital ID: d_14279
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: July 25, 1948

23. Dick Tracy. "He's badly scalded - we'll have to get him to the doctor right away!"

Creator:: Gould, Chester, 1900-1985
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_6906 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC454
Date Copyrighted:: 1940
Date Issued:: July 7, 1940

24. "The Outlaw" Ad

Creator:: unknown
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT30 and Digital ID: d_7821
Date Created:: September 4, 1946

25. Jungle Jim. Jim has rescued a girl who was being maltreated by two thugs / Flash Gordon. "Trico, send your best men to locate Desira's prison"

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11171 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: March 26, 1944

26. Flash Gordon. After reviving Flash and dressing his wound, Flash, Dale and Kolan resume their pursuit of Brazor

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11200 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-16
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: December 12, 1943

27. Jungle Jim. Jim has allowed himself to be captured in the apartment of a night club hostess by the very man whose trail he has been following / Flash Gordon. One of the thieves' guild reports to his chief

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11178 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: April 30, 1944

28. Buzz Sawyer

Creator:: Crane, Roy, 1901-1977
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC201 and Digital ID: d_9451
Date Created:: December 8, 1947

29. Buzz Sawyer

Creator:: Crane, Roy, 1901-1977
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_9456 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC201
Date Created:: January 12, 1947

30. Buzz Sawyer

Creator:: Crane, Roy, 1901-1977
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_9463 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC201
Date Created:: March 1, 1947

31. Buzz Sawyer

Creator:: Crane, Roy, 1901-1977
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC201 and Digital ID: d_9445
Date Created:: October 30, 1947

32. Little Orphan Annie. People Are Like the “Surprise” Number in the Fireworks Display...

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT116-5 and Digital ID: d_12446
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: May 14, 1944

33. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966 and Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.Q354 and Digital ID: d_12269
Date Created:: June 16, 1944

34. Little Orphan Annie. Maybe Curiosity Did Kill the Cat, as They Say...

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% and Digital ID: d_14277
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: June 20, 1948

35. Flash Gordon. Sighting his enemy at last, Flash hurls his amphicar into the river

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11198 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-16
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: October 17, 1943

36. Jungle Jim. A great transport plane of the Army Air Corps skims to a landing at a Washington airport… / Flash Gordon. Confident of their disguises, Flash, Dale, Tartara and her son, Timor, advance to face the scrutiny of Brazor's war-time guard at the gates of Tropica

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17 and Digital ID: d_11163
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: February 13, 1944

37. Little Orphan Annie. Old Patrick Puddle, Retired...

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% and Digital ID: d_14274
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: May 30, 1948

38. Little Orphan Annie. The Merry, but Unlook’d For Guest, Full Often Proves to Be the Best

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_14273 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT128%
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: May 23, 1948

39. Little Orphan Annie. "Doc Blunt says you're comin' along swell, Shanghai---" / Maw Green. "I'll solve this crossword puzzle yit"

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11275 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT116-1
Date Copyrighted:: 1942
Date Issued:: October 18, 1942

40. Buzz Sawyer

Creator:: Crane, Roy, 1901-1977
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_9469 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC201
Date Created:: April 12, 1947

41. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966 and Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_12270 and Finding Number: CGA.Q354
Date Created:: June 17, 1944

42. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966 and Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_12263 and Finding Number: CGA.Q354
Date Created:: June 23, 1944

43. Little Orphan Annie. Poor, Faithful, Trusting Old Sandy—

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_12445 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT116-5
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: October 22, 1944

44. Jungle Jim. Jim has bidden farewell to Lil, who leaves for her marine training on the morrow / Flash Gordon. As the police test the dingy walls for secret passages, the beggar whimpers

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17 and Digital ID: d_11166
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: March 5, 1944

45. Jungle Jim. Rio's gay hospitality and Lil's charming company are the tonic Jim needs / Flash Gordon. Flash and Dale find unexpected friends in Tartara and her son

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11162 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: February 6, 1944

46. Little Orphan Annie. Every Man Who Can Be a First-Rate Something—

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% and Digital ID: d_14275
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: June 6, 1948

47. Jungle Jim. Jim has purposely allowed himself to be lured to the apartment of one of Duke D'Oro's night club hostesses / Flash Gordon. Flash's battered rotorplane has hardly entered the "empty" garage before mechanics of the underground are at work

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11177 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: April 23, 1944

48. Penny

Creator:: Haenigsen, Harry, 1900-1991
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_6532 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC406
Date Created:: July 18, 1943

49. Little Orphan Annie. With All Depending on Sinsin and Annie Reaching the Tide Gate to the Sewer, They Have Failed...

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT116-5 and Digital ID: d_12672
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: July 23, 1944

50. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015 and Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.Q354 and Digital ID: d_12268
Date Created:: June 15, 1944

51. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015 and Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_12264 and Finding Number: CGA.Q354
Date Created:: June 24, 1944

52. Jungle Jim. While passing through a dark alley, Jim is attracted by a muffled scream coming from a rickety building / Flash Gordon. With Flash, Dale and Tartara hiding behind the false, sliding walls of his dwelling, Trico, the beggar, cleverly drugs Brazor's secret police

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17 and Digital ID: d_11167
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: March 5, 1944

53. Jungle Jim. Jim and Kolu have smashed the Nazi spy ring that has wrought such havoc among the Brazilian 'soldiers of rubber' / Flash Gordon. "Don't you think they would help us, out of loyalty to Desira?"

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11161 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: January 23, 1944

54. Flash Gordon. Some sense of danger arouses Desira from her deep slumber

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11197 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-15
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: September 19, 1943

55. Bruce Gentry

Creator:: Bailey, Ray, 1913-1975
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.Q364 and Digital ID: d_2741
Date Created:: April 22, 1945

56. Terry and the Pirates

Creator:: Caniff, Milton, 1907-1988
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_2751 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC232
Date Created:: January 5, 1947

57. Buzz Sawyer

Creator:: Crane, Roy, 1901-1977
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_9470 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC201
Date Created:: April 19, 1947

58. Little Orphan Annie. But Whereso’er I’m Doomed to Roam, I Still Shall Say—

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% and Digital ID: d_14272
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: May 16, 1948

59. Jungle Jim. Information given Jim by Kolu has convinced him that Bardo has obtained his plantation by foul means and is a Nazi sympathizer… / Flash Gordon. Gundar, Zarkov and Dale have freed Flash from the clutches of the landslide which had imprisoned him

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11193 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-15
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: July 11, 1943

60. Flash Gordon. "We've got to get out of here and into less recognizable clothing"

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11218 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: January 16, 1944

61. Little Orphan Annie. "What a New Year's Eve!" / Maw Green. "Twenty-five thousand?"

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT116-2 and Digital ID: d_10906
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: January 3, 1943

62. Little Orphan Annie. The Life of an Adventurer is the Practice of the Art of the Impossible

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT128 and Digital ID: d_13749
Date Copyrighted:: 1948
Date Issued:: February 29, 1948

63. Little Orphan Annie. "Hey! Easy with that can!" / Maw Green. "Ha! Don't step on that little worm"

Creator:: Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT116-1 and Digital ID: d_11503
Date Copyrighted:: 1942
Date Issued:: October 4, 1942

64. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015 and Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.Q354 and Digital ID: d_12259
Date Created:: June 19, 1944

65. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015 and Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_12260 and Finding Number: CGA.Q354
Date Created:: June 20, 1944

66. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015 and Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.Q354 and Digital ID: d_12262
Date Created:: June 22, 1944

67. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966 and Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_12267 and Finding Number: CGA.Q354
Date Created:: June 14, 1944

68. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015 and Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_12265 and Finding Number: CGA.Q354
Date Created:: June 12, 1944

69. The Goldbergs

Creator:: Hasen, Irwin, 1918-2015 and Berg, Gertrude, 1899-1966
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_12261 and Finding Number: CGA.Q354
Date Created:: June 21, 1944

70. Krazy Kat. "You mean that 'stick' will find 'anything'?"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16654 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: June 4, 1944

71. Krazy Kat. "That dear 'krazy Kat' is under there"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16656 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: June 18, 1944

72. Krazy Kat. "Ladies, an' gent'mins - your kine intentions for a moment"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16649 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: December 19, 1943

73. Krazy Kat. "I fill like goin' some places"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16648 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: December 5, 1943

74. Krazy Kat. "Call it illusion, 'Kop', if you will - delusion, if you must - yet - should you care call it - phantasm or r--"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16645 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: September 12, 1943

75. Krazy Kat. "I see you mousie! I see you"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16644 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: August 29, 1943

76. Krazy Kat. "Wot good is a brick illone, wit'out 'mice' so -- I will go, look for 'mice'"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16631 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1942
Date Issued:: January 25, 1942

77. Krazy Kat. "My time for the pretty pastime of tossing a brick 'Kat ward' and he shows up- that 'kop' - oaf"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16638 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: June 20, 1943

78. Krazy Kat. "No-no-no- 'Krazy' nonono"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16637 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: June 6, 1943

79. Krazy Kat. "T-tank yes, sir - a tank"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16632 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: January 10, 1943

80. Krazy Kat. "But, Officer 'Pupp,' this good 'mouse' is my friend I have no will to trifle with this brick"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16634 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: March 14, 1943

81. Krazy Kat. "Here am I, the best ventriloquist in all Vaca Verde, Mejico - an' I don't got me no 'dummy' no 'dummy' no --"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16650 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: December 26, 1943

82. Krazy Kat. "Well, 'kop,' is it deep enough to suit you?"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC416 and Digital ID: d_16652
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: January 16, 1944

83. Krazy Kat. "This carpet is magic"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16653 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: January 30, 1944

84. Krazy Kat. "Planting corn?"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16655 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: June 11, 1944

85. Krazy Kat. "Wid out a 'mice' how useliss"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC416 and Digital ID: d_16651
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: January 2, 1944

86. Krazy Kat. "But, Officer 'Kop Pupp,' us, we be jumping beans from Vaca Verde, Mejico"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16643 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: August 22, 1943

87. Krazy Kat. "Next to 'mice' I dislike 'weasels' - and next to 'mice's' tails weasel tails offend me most - so"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16641 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: August 8, 1943

88. Krazy Kat. "So you is a lil robbing 'red bress', eh? a 'hobbinga' of 'springs', an thin's an that l'il 'kroakus blotsim' ain't it also a hobbinga, too?"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC416 and Digital ID: d_16646
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: October 3, 1943

89. Krazy Kat. "You see, 'k' - it was this way"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16647 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: October 31, 1943

90. Krazy Kat. "Ah-h it pleases me"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16642 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: August 15, 1943

91. Krazy Kat. "And why my good 'kop' - why cant I tarry here a moment with you - and that dear Kat?"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16639 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: June 27, 1943

92. Krazy Kat. "It doesn't fool me, nor will it fool my good friend, 'Officer Pupp'"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16640 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: August 1, 1943

93. Krazy Kat. "And now to the tittle-tattle of gossip, 'kop' - do you, as some do, give ear to it?"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC416 and Digital ID: d_16635
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: March 21, 1943

94. Krazy Kat. "Obnoxious noise - I'll have none of it"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_16636 and Finding Number: CGA.SFC416
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: March 28, 1943

95. Krazy Kat. "Well, 'kop' - as usual - in this picture - we gather - me, you, 'Kat'"

Creator:: Herriman, George, 1880-1944
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFC416 and Digital ID: d_16630
Date Copyrighted:: 1942
Date Issued:: January 25, 1942

96. Jungle Jim. Jim has allowed the blonde girl accomplice of Clammy and the Duke to lead him into a trap / Flash Gordon. "Why are you here? Where is Queen Desira?"

Creator:: Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11179 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: May 7, 1944

97. Jungle Jim. Jim has been assigned by army intelligence to locate a cleverly conceled enemy airfield in the African jungles / Flash Gordon. Flash tries furiously to disrupt Brazor's raid with confusing orders

Creator:: Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11184 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: June 18, 1944

98. Jungle Jim. Jim has been called to Washington by army intelligence for an important oversears job… / Flash Gordon. Feeling himself spied upon, Flash boldly meets trouble half-way, but the suspicious black-bearded captain melts into the crowd of workers

Creator:: Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18 and Digital ID: d_11183
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: June 11, 1944

99. Jungle Jim. Kolu has been captured by a German jungle patrol and is undergoing tortuous treatment / Flash Gordon. Brazor broadcasts to his dazed subjects

Creator:: Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19 and Digital ID: d_11187
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: July 9, 1944

100. Jungle Jim. Jim has allowed himself to be captured by the Duke and his accomplices / Flash Gordon. "Some spy among us tells Brazor our plans"

Creator:: Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18 and Digital ID: d_11181
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: May 21, 1944

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1. Little Orphan Annie. Convinced That “Uncle” Malcolm Is an Imposter... / Maw Green. "Ah, yes---my wife used to play the piano nearly all the time---"

2. Nancy. "Brr---this coal shortage is awful"

3. John Carter of Mars

4. Li'l Abner. "Sir Cecil Cesspool's visit to the Yokums - continued"

5. Bringing Up Father. "Mother, we're going to take a stroll"

6. Jungle Jim. When Lil meets Jim for dinner, he is amazed to see her wearing the uniform of a Marine woman reservist / Flash Gordon. A beggar has led the fugitives, Flash, Dale and Tartara, to his lodgings in the city slums

7. Bringing Up Father. "Well- here we are in Oakland an' am I hungry?”

8. Little Orphan Annie. “Daddy” Warbucks and His Men Have Gone About Their Business

9. Bringing Up Father. "Be sure you get the Bunker Hill Monument in the pictures, as it is one of the most historical spots in Boston"

10. Krazy Kat. "A rempott in 'iwiry-' a 'snow boig' in the dessit sunshine - white 'mesa'"

11. Buzz Sawyer

12. Barnaby

13. Flash Gordon. In a daring night raid, Flash ambushes Colonel Mogard's armored force

14. Jungle Jim. After replenishing their supplies at Alfredo's Seringal, Jim and Kolu, posing as rubber workers, vanish into the jungle / Flash Gordon. All night, till dawn breaks, the captive tyrant, Brazor, has been anxiously awaiting the verdit of the battle

15. Flash Gordon. When Flash and Dale steal into a house to obtain disguises, they are surprised by an old lady and her son

16. Dick Tracy. Finally dismounting from the runaway horse, Jerome Trohs hikes through the mountains, eventually coming to an isolate tourist camp

17. Jungle Jim. The trail of an enemy agent named Duke D'Oro, has led to a dine-and-dance joint partly owned by D'Oro / Flash Gordon. Brazor gives furious orders to trap Flash after his audacious broadcast

18. Little Orphan Annie. Animals Are Such Agreeable Friends...

19. Little Orphan Annie. The Man Who Sees Both Sides of a Question Is a Man Who Sees Absolutely Nothing at All

20. Little Orphan Annie. Axel Said Annie Is Like a Fox...

21. Little Orphan Annie. Wise Venturing Is the Most Commendable Part of Human Prudence

22. Little Orphan Annie. Murder Most Foul, As In the Best It Is...

23. Dick Tracy. "He's badly scalded - we'll have to get him to the doctor right away!"

24. "The Outlaw" Ad

25. Jungle Jim. Jim has rescued a girl who was being maltreated by two thugs / Flash Gordon. "Trico, send your best men to locate Desira's prison"

26. Flash Gordon. After reviving Flash and dressing his wound, Flash, Dale and Kolan resume their pursuit of Brazor

27. Jungle Jim. Jim has allowed himself to be captured in the apartment of a night club hostess by the very man whose trail he has been following / Flash Gordon. One of the thieves' guild reports to his chief

28. Buzz Sawyer

29. Buzz Sawyer

30. Buzz Sawyer

31. Buzz Sawyer

32. Little Orphan Annie. People Are Like the “Surprise” Number in the Fireworks Display...

33. The Goldbergs

34. Little Orphan Annie. Maybe Curiosity Did Kill the Cat, as They Say...

35. Flash Gordon. Sighting his enemy at last, Flash hurls his amphicar into the river

36. Jungle Jim. A great transport plane of the Army Air Corps skims to a landing at a Washington airport… / Flash Gordon. Confident of their disguises, Flash, Dale, Tartara and her son, Timor, advance to face the scrutiny of Brazor's war-time guard at the gates of Tropica

37. Little Orphan Annie. Old Patrick Puddle, Retired...

38. Little Orphan Annie. The Merry, but Unlook’d For Guest, Full Often Proves to Be the Best

39. Little Orphan Annie. "Doc Blunt says you're comin' along swell, Shanghai---" / Maw Green. "I'll solve this crossword puzzle yit"

40. Buzz Sawyer

41. The Goldbergs

42. The Goldbergs

43. Little Orphan Annie. Poor, Faithful, Trusting Old Sandy—

44. Jungle Jim. Jim has bidden farewell to Lil, who leaves for her marine training on the morrow / Flash Gordon. As the police test the dingy walls for secret passages, the beggar whimpers

45. Jungle Jim. Rio's gay hospitality and Lil's charming company are the tonic Jim needs / Flash Gordon. Flash and Dale find unexpected friends in Tartara and her son

46. Little Orphan Annie. Every Man Who Can Be a First-Rate Something—

47. Jungle Jim. Jim has purposely allowed himself to be lured to the apartment of one of Duke D'Oro's night club hostesses / Flash Gordon. Flash's battered rotorplane has hardly entered the "empty" garage before mechanics of the underground are at work

48. Penny

49. Little Orphan Annie. With All Depending on Sinsin and Annie Reaching the Tide Gate to the Sewer, They Have Failed...

50. The Goldbergs

51. The Goldbergs

52. Jungle Jim. While passing through a dark alley, Jim is attracted by a muffled scream coming from a rickety building / Flash Gordon. With Flash, Dale and Tartara hiding behind the false, sliding walls of his dwelling, Trico, the beggar, cleverly drugs Brazor's secret police

53. Jungle Jim. Jim and Kolu have smashed the Nazi spy ring that has wrought such havoc among the Brazilian 'soldiers of rubber' / Flash Gordon. "Don't you think they would help us, out of loyalty to Desira?"

54. Flash Gordon. Some sense of danger arouses Desira from her deep slumber

55. Bruce Gentry

56. Terry and the Pirates

57. Buzz Sawyer

58. Little Orphan Annie. But Whereso’er I’m Doomed to Roam, I Still Shall Say—

59. Jungle Jim. Information given Jim by Kolu has convinced him that Bardo has obtained his plantation by foul means and is a Nazi sympathizer… / Flash Gordon. Gundar, Zarkov and Dale have freed Flash from the clutches of the landslide which had imprisoned him

60. Flash Gordon. "We've got to get out of here and into less recognizable clothing"

61. Little Orphan Annie. "What a New Year's Eve!" / Maw Green. "Twenty-five thousand?"

62. Little Orphan Annie. The Life of an Adventurer is the Practice of the Art of the Impossible

63. Little Orphan Annie. "Hey! Easy with that can!" / Maw Green. "Ha! Don't step on that little worm"

64. The Goldbergs

65. The Goldbergs

66. The Goldbergs

67. The Goldbergs

68. The Goldbergs

69. The Goldbergs

70. Krazy Kat. "You mean that 'stick' will find 'anything'?"

71. Krazy Kat. "That dear 'krazy Kat' is under there"

72. Krazy Kat. "Ladies, an' gent'mins - your kine intentions for a moment"

73. Krazy Kat. "I fill like goin' some places"

74. Krazy Kat. "Call it illusion, 'Kop', if you will - delusion, if you must - yet - should you care call it - phantasm or r--"

75. Krazy Kat. "I see you mousie! I see you"

76. Krazy Kat. "Wot good is a brick illone, wit'out 'mice' so -- I will go, look for 'mice'"

77. Krazy Kat. "My time for the pretty pastime of tossing a brick 'Kat ward' and he shows up- that 'kop' - oaf"

78. Krazy Kat. "No-no-no- 'Krazy' nonono"