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Now, let's give him a big hand!

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Argentina aerials image 2

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Li’l Abner. "Dear Mr. Fangsby"

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Nancy. "It's New Year's Eve and Nancy snores"

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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---"

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Jane Amanda was so busy she thought she had No Time for Crime

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So What?

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

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John Carter of Mars

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

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"One for the book"

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Little Orphan Annie. When the Real Mr. Mitt and his Servants are Freed...

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Cartoonists meeting 1947 or 1948

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Roosevelt to the Rescue

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

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Curfew in Germany

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Washington Pincers Movement

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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

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

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"And when the wind was howling outside and the rain was coming down I'd curl up in bed, pull the comforter over my head and be with you in that foxhole -"

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Keys to the Kingdom

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

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Campion Spark Plugs - America's Favorite!

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Keep the latch string out and the door ajar

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The endless vigil

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[Blacksmith at work in a forge, automobile driving by]

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You said it, boys!

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[Castle films; Puddy the pup & Kiko Kangroo]

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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"

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Brooklyn, My Brooklyn

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Cap Stubbs and Tippie. "Why, those Scroggins's just took one look at Mr. Budge"

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Speed Jaxon / Bungleton Green and the Mystic Commandos

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A Job For Scientists

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[Woman with green coat and blue purse. Subway sketch]

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Real-Life Hero Revealed as Flip Corkin His Feats Like Ace in Terry and Pirates

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Tiny Tim and Ching Chow

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[Milton Caniff drawing Nedra Harrison as the Dragon Lady]

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Nurse Nellie

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Barney Google and Snuffy Smith. "**!!! Get outta my path-ye--!!*!!**"

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The Little King

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Rip Kirby

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

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Male Call: "Whoops Group"

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Curfew on the Rhine

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[Publication images from Nakiwarai Sugamo Nikki and Sugamo Densetsu]

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Off the Blotter

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Big City Slicker

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Buzz Sawyer

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Too Little and Too Late

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Barnaby

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

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Sugamo Life

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[Publication images from Nakiwarai Sugamo Nikki and Sugamo Densetsu]

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[Alex Raymond at drawing board]

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Terry and the Pirates

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[6 cartoons for 'General Electric News']

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Dickie Dare

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The Spirit

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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

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The Spirit

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The Spirit

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[Publication images from Nakiwarai Sugamo Nikki and Sugamo Densetsu]

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[Publication images from Nakiwarai Sugamo Nikki and Sugamo Densetsu]

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[Inmates making geta]

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P-ko manga

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[Inmates watering crops]

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Beiei tōhō tsuihō

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Ōsaka Pakku

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[Inmates in a common bath]

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Sugamo Life

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P-ko Sugamo Seikatsu

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Sugamo Life

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Sugamo Life

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Joe Dope

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P-ko Sugamo Seikatsu

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P-ko manga

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

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They'll do it every time

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P-ko manga

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P-ko manga

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Sugamo Life

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Fat and Slat, issue 3, page 18

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Sugamo Life

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

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Sugamo Life

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Keshō

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[Centaur with faun on his back]

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Terry, Has it Ever Occured to You that We Are Taking a Terrible Beating Just So Milton Caniff and Hal Can Avoid Working?

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Action, Not Words, Is the Order of the Day

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The Sox at Home

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On his own sacred soil

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[Navy Men and Women]

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Murder in state prison

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National Cartoonists Society 1947-1948

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Chauncey Chirp and Johnny Jay

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Beauty and the Beast: Bingo and Glum in Fairytale Land

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Terry and the Pirates

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Steve Canyon. Trade Barrier

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Steve Canyon. Surgeon Urgin'

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Steve Canyon. They Said That At Bikini

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