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The latest Phil-comics auction on eBay has more than its fair share of original comic strip art on offer this week, one item revealing the origins of long-running Beano character Ivy the Terrible, as well a the usual mix of vintage annuals and British comics…
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From Ally Sloper’s Summer Number 1884.
Ally Sloper's Summer Number, 1886
Ventriloquist Simon Cross (approx. 1867-1954) travelled across England performing at fairs and fundraisers with his Ally Sloper dummy under the stage name Professor Nomis (”simon” spelled backwards!).
Ally Sloper's Half Holiday, England, August 15, 1896
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Thunderbirds art sells for ÂŁ4550 in latest ComPal auction
Thunderbirds art sells for £4550 in latest ComPal auction
Thunderbirds original double-page artwork (1966) drawn, painted and signed by Frank Bellamy for TV Century 21 No 90 1966. From the Bob Monkhouse Archive.
The Bob Monkhouse Archive featuring his collection of original artwork produced some record-breaking results in the latest auction at Comic Book Auctions – with a Frank Bellamy double page artwork for TV Century 21 breaking the record for any Th…
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Various 19th century merchandise for fans of Charles H. Ross’s Ally Sloper
Charles H. Ross’s popular 19th century comic strip character, Ally Sloper
