Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum

Alley Oop. "Foozy, because of his refusal to conform with King Guzzle's system of taxation, now is a fugitive from justice"

Public Deposited

Resource type	Image
Creator	Hamlin, V. T. (Vincent T.), 1900-1993
Description	Copyright, 1937, by NEA Service, Inc. Twelve panel color comic strip. Comic strip includes related feature "Prehistoric cut-outs in Modern Dress".
Subject	Flight Alley Oop (Fictitious character) Prehistoric peoples Pterodactylidae
Rights statement	Copyright Not Evaluated
Language	eng
Identifier	Digital ID: d_11348 Finding Number: CGA.SFT4
Summary	Foozy finds a Pterodactyl passed out and he starts to examine it. He gets on its back and thinks how wonderful it would be to fly up in the air on top of it. The Pterodactyl awakens and takes off with Foozy. It is a fun and frightening ride and the Pterodactyl lands.
Source Collection	San Francisco Academy of Comic Art Collection
Collection identifier	SPEC.CGA.SF
Repository	Ohio State University. Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
File Format	image/tiff
Date copyrighted	1937
Date issued	July 18, 1937
Rights note	This item, made available for research and educational purposes, may be protected by copyright; the user is responsible for making a final determination of copyright status.
Version	tear sheets
Medium	ink newsprint
Syndicate	Newspaper Enterprise Association
Permanent link	https://hdl.handle.net/1811/f9dd36e0-617c-4f78-b7b0-bdba8ac1906e
Time period (Topic)	1930s (1930-1939)
Genre	comic strips newspapers
Extent	54.7 x 39 cm

Credit line: San Francisco Academy of Comic Art Collection, The Ohio State University, Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum

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