Friday Comic Book Day.
Since I did a lot of Charlie McCarthy this week, this might be a good place to share some of the Charlie McCarthy comic strip from Dell. I like this one a lot. Laughs and adventure, what's not to like? It is not my area of expertise, but I am guesing Eisenberg?
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Ger:
ReplyDeleteIt is the great Eisenberg indeed. Between 1947 and 1954, he drew Charlie McCarthy in Four Color #171, 196, 445, 478, 571 and in #1-9 of his own title.
Best,
Alberto
But the first story in #2 doesn't look like his work at all to me...
ReplyDeleteGer:
ReplyDeleteIf you refer to "Super-Duper Snooper", that is Eisenberg all right. Pancil, ink, and lettering.
Best,
Alberto