somebody recently posted about vultures in comic strips with a
subsequent post concerning vulture usage…..

check out:

http://www.reytech.com/marktrail/mtdaily/mtarchive/mt102197d.jpg

culater

sking

I believe I had heard something about a Prince Valiant movie being filmed
by a foreign studio a few months ago. If you check out Deja News you might
be able to find references to it, as I think I read about it in one of the
rec.arts.movies groups. If memory serves, the person who posted the message
did not think too highly of it, but I haven’t seen it, so I don’t know. The
old Prince Valiant flick isn’t bad, though.
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"Woe be unto thee shouldst the keg burst and thou be without cup."

Does anybody know the whereabouts of cartoonist Jack Moore, who drew the comic
 strip "Kelly" in the early 1970s?

Thanks,

Brett

Hi all,

I’m living in the Netherlands and a came across the comic named POGO.
Some article mentioned it.
Who is it.What’s it about. Is is still printed. etc.
Is their a web site.
Is it any good.

Please reply to my @HOME email address.

TIA,

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Niet-commerciële boekenzoeksite, gratis advertenties plaatsen voor gezochte en
aangeboden boeken en aanverwante zaken:

http://web.inter.NL.net/hcc/I.Castelijn/boekzoek.html

Het e-mailadres is fictief om ‘spamming’ te voorkomen.
Een geldig adres staat op deze site.

=o= Last Sunday’s "Jump Start" depicted an actor who’d played
one of the Munchkins in _The_Wizard_of_Oz_.  His name was
Jerry Maren.

=o= Just yesterday, a real-life actor who’d played one of the
Munchkins in _The_Wizard_of_Oz_ was injured in a car accident.
His name is Meinhardt Raabe.

=o= Weird coincidence.
    <_Jym_>

P.S.:  The strip will show up this Sunday (one week delay)
at http://www.unitedmedia.com/comics/jumpstart/ — the
Jump Start web site.

In article <34500A43.3…@nbnet.nb.ca>, M-1 <mi…@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
>About a year ago I first learned of a comic strip called "Dondi", the
title character
>was a WW2 war orphan being raised by an American family.

<snip>

>Any info is appreciated, none is too trivial…

I would suggest as a first step to search deja news for the name of this
newsgroup and the word dondi, which is a most favorite for some and a least
favorite for others, but is well remembered and has been discussed. And if
you want triviality, you came to the right place…

I think "escutcheon" was the word intended.

Maybe the writer has been sitting too long.

Keith C. Ivey <kci…@cpcug.org>
http://cpcug.org/user/kcivey/
Washington, DC

Hey check out my cartoons online at:
http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/knduffy

Don’t forget to tell me what you think of them!

>>Bobby London got booted off of Popeye some time ago, unfortunately.  I

don’t think there are any other collections of his version of the strip.<<

Not in book form, but magazines like Comics Revue and Comics Express collected
 the London years. London got thrown off when he tried to parody
 anti-abortionists using a contrived "Baby Bluto" doll plot device.