New Outlook, Volumen165Outlook Publishing Company, 1935 |
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Página 36
... artists must work . There is no written book of " don'ts " for the comic artist to follow , but the rules are no less exacting because of the absence of such formalized instructions . The comics must try to please every- body and hurt ...
... artists must work . There is no written book of " don'ts " for the comic artist to follow , but the rules are no less exacting because of the absence of such formalized instructions . The comics must try to please every- body and hurt ...
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... artists . At 24 , he is the youngest artist on a strip of major importance and is hailed as leader of the " com- ing " artists to replace the old - timers within a few years . Other promising artists now in their early twenties are ...
... artists . At 24 , he is the youngest artist on a strip of major importance and is hailed as leader of the " com- ing " artists to replace the old - timers within a few years . Other promising artists now in their early twenties are ...
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... artists of today , Willard tries for ( and usually gets ) a belly laugh from the millions of readers who fol- low him , many of them in the hope that a smoking room joke has slipped by the editors . Thousands of Willard's readers look ...
... artists of today , Willard tries for ( and usually gets ) a belly laugh from the millions of readers who fol- low him , many of them in the hope that a smoking room joke has slipped by the editors . Thousands of Willard's readers look ...
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