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POPEXE- the completely original trouserless sailor character. Second strip featuring supporting characters Lemon Juice and Fat Martin
Think comics can’t be profound?
Fun recent commission by Roger Langridge.
Pablo Picasso dressed up as Popeye, photo by André Villers, 1957 (via This is Not Porn)
Not my kind of scene.
From Captain America #401 by Mark Gruenwald, Rik Levins and Danny Bulanadi
August 6, 1933 by E.C. Segar.
Art drawn for the POPEYE CG Holiday special produced by Mainframe several years ago, including roughs from a proposed comic book intended to accompany the film but never finished.
Seasin’s Greetinks
August 27, 1933 by E.C. Segar.
Introducing Funny Films! I was gonna wait til I ran out of Lucky Bucks, but in an attempt to make amends for the tardy and missed posts of late, I hope you’ll enjoy these Thimble Theatre “Movies” which Segar included in the Sundays for the kiddies to clip-and-collect. More of these to come as a regular Friday feature. This is actually yesterday’s post, so coming up next: violence on the weekends.
I would like this panel expanded into a prestige format special plz.
From Detective Comics #475 by Steve Engleheart and Marshall Rogers.
by Terry Austin
I will see you.
September 12, 1932 by E. C. Segar.
Pen & Ink, 2012
My submission for Suspect Device 3. Thanks Josh Bayer.
Chaperon.
July 15, 1932 by E.C. Segar.
Welp.