Here are some resources & archives of comic strips (mostly from the newspaper industry of the 19th-20th centuries):
“ANDY’S EARLY COMICS ARCHIVE” = Comics from the 18th, 19th, & 20th centuries…
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.- ARCHIVES: Dream of the Rarebit Fiend (Winsor McKay)
[+wikipedia]
- ARCHIVES: Little Nemo in Slumberland (Winsor McKay)
[+wikipedia]
.- ARCHIVES: Hogans Alley (Outcault)
. - ARCHIVES: Krazy Kat (George Herriman)
[+wikipedia]
.Fay King [wikipedia >>]
[@”Stripper’s Guide”: PROFILE >> + “More Fay King” >>] [Read her scrapbook >>]Buck Rogers = an eye-poppingly extensive online archive!
(These strips had a big influence on my first full-time comics project, “Quasar Blasters”! — Marek)- Buck Rogers (wikipedia) + list of comic strips
- Gustav Verbeeck @ [OSU.edu] [Wikipedia]
Sample “Upside-Downs” >>
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ALSO SEE:
Sunday Press Books = Vintage US comics “presented in their original size and colors”!
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