Thursday, January 25, 2007
Comics: Cliff Sterrett's Polly And Her Pals Part Two
This post is just the tip of the iceberg... see reason number 2 on our The Top Ten Reasons To Support The A-HAA for links to more great posts about print cartoonists.
It's been a while since we featured the work of Cliff Sterrett and his strip, Polly & her Pals. To see our first post on this subject, see... Cliff Sterrett's Polly & Her Pals 1936. Many thanks to Kent Butterworth for sharing these rare original comics pages with us.
February 23, 1936
March 29, 1936
April 5, 1936
June 7, 1936
June 28, 1936
July 5, 1936
August 2, 1936
September 13, 1936
For more examples of Cliff Sterrett's genius, see Polly & Her Pals Part One.
Stephen Worth
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2 Comments:
I love these. Keep them coming. Thanks charlie
These are great! Thanks for posting these Steve, and thanks Kent for letting the archive scan them!
I especially like the comics where a second pseudo-sub-story is happening. Like in the July 5th comic, there is a little sub-story of the mice watching Niwah (is that the servant's name?) trying to comb his hair, calling all their buddies to come watch, getting tired, etc....
The joke would work fine without the mice - but they add an extra and important layer of fun. I love this stuff.
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