See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil about Frank King

It's springtime, it is Frank King time

Were still here: sorry for the hiatus in Platinum Age supply

Frank King's Gasoline Alley complete Sundays

A dream come true. Magnificent book! A must have for everyone!
Made from the proofs of Frank King himself and that were kept by his granddaughter. A true treasure. 

Somenbody's Stenog (in colour)

Ghosting for Bud Fisher

"Ghosting for Bud Fisher was rough" Smith said in an interview with The Associated Press in 1978. "He fired mee three or four times and I quit three times of four times." Each time, Smith returned. In 1954, Fisher died and Smith assumed the full task of keeping Mutt and Jeff alive. 

Mutt and Jeff by Bud Fisher eh.... Al Smith

In 1932 Fisher, by then the highest-paid cartoonist, earnig $4000 a week, hired Smith to draw the strip. It was the beginning of a fractious relationship (The star ledger, wednesday November 26, 1986- Death of Al Smith).

Harold Teen again

Harold Teen by Carl Ed

Again a clipping from a 100 year old newspaper: Bringing up father takes a chance

Mrs Katzenjammer receives a visit

Somebody's stenog (rapher): Au revoir

Somebody's stenog (rapher): Life's a path of roses

Somebody's stenog (rapher): Achterstallige post

Somebody's stenog (rapher): The daddy of miss America

It was 100 years ago today: Bringing up father, in the Kings bed

Somebody's stenog (rapher): Miss America

Again a clipping from a 100 year old newspaper: Bringing up father in Germany

Polly - Does Pa Enjoy Picnics? He does

Again a clipping from a 100 year old newspaper: Bringing up father: Yankee knickerbockers

Again a clipping from a 100 year old newspaper: Bringing up father

Polly and her Pals

Polly and her pals ( a daily isn't a daily if it is not published daily)

A series of Frank King Gasoline Alley Sundays, part 14

A series of Frank King Gasoline Alley Sundays, part 13

A series of Frank King Gasoline Alley Sundays, part 12