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Sunday, April 22, 2012
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In this memorable Gasoline Alley sequence (March-April 1934), Frank King established a single setting for all three Sunday strips. Each page shows the passage of time in a single image. The characters are carefully calibrated to fit into each frame, yet he couldn't resist a playful subversion of his own design concept, as revealed by the double pairs of shoes in panel ten of the March 25 strip.
In this memorable Gasoline Alley sequence (March-April 1934), Frank King established a single setting for all three Sunday strips. Each page shows the passage of time in a single image. The characters are carefully calibrated to fit into each frame, yet he couldn't resist a playful subversion of his own design concept, as revealed by the double pairs of shoes in panel ten of the March 25 strip.
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Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Winter warning advisory
Notice how Frank King had the snow slowly increase in the last six panels.
Notice how Frank King had the snow slowly increase in the last six panels.
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Sunday, August 23, 2009
Death of Newspapers #7: Chicago Tribune cartoonists
This promotional film shows Chicago Tribune cartoonists at work: Walter Berndt (Smitty), Martin Branner (Winnie Winkle), Carl Ed (Harold Teen), Harold Gray (Little Orphan Annie), W.E. Hill, Frank King (Gasoline Alley), John T. McCutcheon, Carey Orr, Sidney Smith (The Gumps), Frank Willard (Moon Mullins) and Gaar Williams.
January 5, 1936
January 12, 1936
May 16, 1948
November 4, 1928
This promotional film shows Chicago Tribune cartoonists at work: Walter Berndt (Smitty), Martin Branner (Winnie Winkle), Carl Ed (Harold Teen), Harold Gray (Little Orphan Annie), W.E. Hill, Frank King (Gasoline Alley), John T. McCutcheon, Carey Orr, Sidney Smith (The Gumps), Frank Willard (Moon Mullins) and Gaar Williams.
April 25, 1926
November 2, 1924
First Little Orphan Annie Sunday page
July 4, 1926
May 9, 1921
Gaar Williams' The Artist
John T. McCutcheon's Injun Summer
Labels: death of newspapers, frank king, frank willard, gasoline alley, gumps, harold gray, little orphan annie, martin branner, moon mullins, sidney smith, smitty, walter berndt, winnie winkle
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