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FRITZI AND PHIL & NANCY AND SLUGGO (1942)
Ernie Bushmiller with a couple of gags about words… and other stuff. Researching my magnum opus on the Ben Day dot, looking for some 1940s Sunday strips to put under the microscope, the first pages out of the box were from … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Newspaper comic strips
Tagged Ernie Bushmiller, Fritzi Ritz, Manhattan, Nancy, USA
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