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Get Smart; Is This Trip Necessary? (1969)
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Vincent Price guest stars -
Get Smart; Is This Trip Necessary? (1969)

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Schematic for Maxwell Smart's shoe phone from Get Smart
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William Johnston's Get Smart Novels (Books, William Johnston, 1965/1966/1967/1969)
You can digitally borrow them here, and find even more on Anna's Archive here.
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This image of Don Adams (the voice of Gadget) as his most famous character Maxwell Smart was used as a reference photo

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Get Smart Comic Test Page
Original Art (1966)
Art by Steve Ditko
From Heritage Auctions...
Offered here is a true rarity: an unpublished "Test Page" for a Get Smart comic penciled and partially inked by Steve Ditko! As legend has it, Steve was hired by Sal Trapani, who was doing some work for some of the smaller comics publishers, to help with layouts. One of the books they worked on together was Dell's Get Smart, from whence this unpublished page comes. Perfectly capturing the likenesses of both Don Adams and Barbara Feldon, this is a rare opportunity to see Ditko's pencil work, as almost all the Ditko material out there features fully finished inks.