Surrealism & Its Popular AccomplicesFranklin Rosemont City Light Books, 1980 - 120 pagina's |
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... later Blanc still remembers the first voice he did for a cartoon . " They said , ' Can you do a drunken bull ? ' and ... later on TV ) ; at first he did only the growling of Carmichael , the polar bear who stood guard over Benny's ...
... later Blanc still remembers the first voice he did for a cartoon . " They said , ' Can you do a drunken bull ? ' and ... later on TV ) ; at first he did only the growling of Carmichael , the polar bear who stood guard over Benny's ...
Pagina 63
... later , the IWW and the black cat clopedia of Comics , Herriman " rode the of sabotage . According to The World Ency- rails " from California to New York at the turn of the century . If this means he " rode the rods " or hopped freights ...
... later , the IWW and the black cat clopedia of Comics , Herriman " rode the of sabotage . According to The World Ency- rails " from California to New York at the turn of the century . If this means he " rode the rods " or hopped freights ...
Pagina 65
... later . Gross's most powerful work , however , was a Sunday strip , Count Screwloose of Too- loose , which ran for several years , starting in 1929. Like Little Nemo and Krazy Kat , it consists of endless and never - tiring varia- tions ...
... later . Gross's most powerful work , however , was a Sunday strip , Count Screwloose of Too- loose , which ran for several years , starting in 1929. Like Little Nemo and Krazy Kat , it consists of endless and never - tiring varia- tions ...
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