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One of 250 copies with an illustrated bookplate signed & numbered by the artist. Over 120 color and black & white illustrations by Arnold Roth...
A profusely illustrated firsthand history of Popeye by Sagendorf (creator Segar's first and only assistant, hired in 1930, who eventually took over the...
The artists's autobiography. Of the three Brits, Scarfe is more scabrous than Searle and more anarchic than Steadman.
The artist's autobiography. Of the three Brits, Scarfe is more scabrous than Searle and more anarchic than Steadman . Boldly signed by the artist.
A retrospective collection of political cartoons 1967-1988. Scarfe's pen is dipped in acid in these scabrous cartoons.
Strips from 1960-63.
Strips from 1952-57.
Strips from 1975-76.
Strips from 1956-59. "Rust Craft Edition."
Strips from 1965-67. "Rust Craft Edition."
Strips from 1972-73.
Strips from 1958-61.
A bargain! The first decade of Peanuts dailies in a single volume: from the first ever Peanuts comic strip October 2nd, 1950 through December 31st, 1959!...
A bargain! An entire decade's worth of dailies in a single volume from January 1st, 1960 through December 31st, 1969! Over 3,100 daily comic strips! Each 9...
A bargain! An entire decade's worth of dailies in a single volume from January 1st, 1970 through December 31st, 1979! Over 3,100 daily comic strips! Each 9...
2005 Eisner Award Winner for Best Archival Collection/Project and Best Publication Design. "(This) second volume is packed with intriguing developments,...
"The third volume in our acclaimed series takes us into the mid-1950s as Linus learns to talk, Snoopy begins to explore his eccentricities (including his...
Strips from 1955-62. "Rust Craft Edition"
Strips from 1983-84.
Strips from 1958-65. "Rust Craft Edition."
"A small unassuming book about children in their second, third, and fourth years. "Includes cartoons and text designed in an open-ended sort of way to help...
"A small unassuming book about children in their second, third, and fourth years. "Includes cartoons and text designed in an open-ended sort of way to...
Strips from 1962-65.
"The first-hand report of a man who has never been there." A no-holds-barred report by a team of intrepid pen-and-ink satirists showing us the real...
From 1946, a first printing of Ronald Searle's first book. A collection of the drawings Searle did as a soldier and prisoner of war of the Japanese in the...
A very sharp, well above average copy of this Ronald Searle title from 1964. A Searle travelogue, from Alaska through Canada and down the US Eastern...
Burny Mattinson's copy with his name & address stamped on the front free endpaper. A very sharp, well above average copy of this Ronald Searle...
"Germany from the inside and out." This book is divided into two parts: the first half is an examination of Germany and its history by Huber and...
The first edition of this book. By Ronald Searle and his wife, writer Kaye Webb. It was substantially revised & expanded in 1957.
An above average copy of this scarce Ronald Searle title. This is a guidebook to Paris circa 1958 by husband & wife Searle & Webb. Filled with 130...
This is a guidebook to Paris circa 1958 by husband & wife Searle & Webb. Filled with 130 drawings from Searle's sketchbooks, woven together by...
Ronald Searle Remembered (1920-2011) England's Greatest Cartoonist! A great full color catalogue for a huge commemorative exhibition of Searle's life and...
A revised reprinting of this illustrated biography. Originally published to coincide with Searle's seventieth birthday, it is a brilliant and lavishly...
A 96-page full-color catalog of the exhibition at the Cartoon Art Museum, featuring 50 pieces of Ronald Searle's original artwork for reportage assignments...
A survey of London's urban poor in prose and pictures, told with wit, humor, and compassion. Originally a series in Punch.
"The Belles of St. Trinian's and Other Cartoons." Over 160 cartoons. Introduction by Malcolm Muggeridge, Editor of Punch. This copy has been inscribed by...
Two full color and 52 pen & ink illustrations by Ronald Searle. From the publisher: From fur factories to chain stores - a witty and irreverent...
In 1939, as an art student, Ronald Searle volunteered for the army, embarking for Singapore in 1941. Within a month of his arrival there, however, he became...
Foreword by Jules Feiffer. Introduction by Richard Marschall. Bibliographical essay by Bill Blackbeard.
The final volume completing the reprinting of Segar's Popeye.
From the publisher: "This volume concludes strip creator Segar's run on the series with a Goon Island adventure. "Few comic-strip characters have had the...