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Bringing Up Father is an American comic strip created by cartoonist George McManus. Discover the adventures of Jiggs and Maggie with the first edition dating from 1919 and restored by Comic Books Restore. Created by George McManus in 1913, Bringing Up Father tells the story of Irish-American Jiggs, a former bricklayer, and his wife Maggie,…
Discover adventures of Mutt and Jeff from 1930 edition and restoration 2023. Drawn by the famous cartoonist Bud Fisher! – Book #15 – Adventures in Black and White – Format: 8′ x 10 ‘ – 48 pages In the same collection, different comic books by Comic Books Restore ( in black and white or coloring…
The first Barney Google adventures appeared in 1919. Discover the atmosphere of the era, with boxing champion Jack Dempsey and baseball in the ’20s. All under the talented eye of Billy Debeck. Here restored by Comic Books Restore. __________________ __________Here new lay-out by comic books Restore.___________ __________Format: 8′ x 10′ ___________Pages: 63
A unique work, reissued by Comic Books Restore, by the famous author ‘Fontaine Fox’ with a Toonerville Folks from 1918. ______This is a new layout of a collection of cartoons drawn in 1918. ______Discover the adventures of Powerful Katrinka, the terrible Mr. Bang, the famous Trolley, Tomboy Taylor and many other rascals of the time….
DISCOVER IN THIS COMIC, SHORT ADVENTURES FROM COMICS GOLDEN AGE AND PLATINUM AGE. HERE DIFERENT FAMOUS CARTOONISTS: ***Grant Powers “Buck Haney of the beavers” ***Ickky Jones “Ginger Baseball digest” ***Willard “Moon Mullins” ***Bud Fisher “Mutt and Jeff” ***Tad Dorgan “Baseball city life” ***Fox Fontaine “Various Cartoons” ***Hillbilly Larry “Baseball mag” ***Tom Golden “Baseball Benny” ***Cunningham,…
Here, the adventures of Barney Google and his faithful Nag: Spark Plug, edited in 1923 and restored by Comic Books Restore. Spark Plug Beginning on July 17, 1922, the strip took a momentous turn in popularity with the seemingly innocuous introduction of an endearing race horse named “Spark Plug”. Barney’s beloved “brown-eyed baby” was a…
—- Here, the adventures of Barney Google and Spark Plug, Book 4, edited in 1926 and restored by Comic Books Restore. —- Spark Plug Beginning on July 17, 1922, the strip took a momentous turn in popularity with the seemingly innocuous introduction of an endearing race horse named “Spark Plug”. Barney’s beloved “brown-eyed baby” was…
—– Discover Drawing of the famous Cartoonist John Held J.R, edited in 1925. Stories with a yound dynamic woman from the twenties. These drawings were first printed in the San Francisco Chronicle Journal. —- Here, new restoration and lay-out by Comic Books Restore. —- Oh! Margy! ran as both a daily and Sunday feature. The…
Discover Drawing of the famous Cartoonist John Held J.R edited in 1931. Immerse yourself in the world of the Twenties, with the distinctive style and talent of John Held. Here new lay-out by COMIC BOOKS RESTORE ! In 1927, Held was nominated for the Vanity Fair Hall of Fame: “Because as a caricaturist, he invented…
Bringing Up Father is an American comic strip created by cartoonist George McManus. —Here the second series edited in 1919. New lay-out by Comic Books Restore. —The strip centers on an immigrant Irishman named Jiggs, a former hod carrier who came into wealth in the United States by winning a million dollars in a sweepstakes….
This book, “Tomfoolery”, by James Montgomery Flagg, is a new layout from Comic Books Restore, but it is the same replica of a book originally published in 1904.
Discover the adventures of the Toonerville Folks, in 1935. ———-ADVENTURES IN THE THIRTIES———- ——-A comic strip published in the same year Created by the famous cartoonist Fontaine Fox. Here re-edited and lay out by COMIC BOOKS RESTORE – Format 8’x10′ – 48 pages – Black and white edition.
In this never before edited compilation, fourty seven plates from the adventures of Barney Google and Spark Plug. Adventures between 1922 and 1947. Of course, these are the drawings of the famous cartoonist Billy De Beck. Here, republished by Comic Books Restore.
This story says the popular phrase was coined by American cartoonist Arthur “Pop” Momand in his comic strip called (you guessed it) “Keeping up with the Joneses.” The comic book features the McGinnis family, which refers to the Jones family. It’s the need for social recognition of the two protagonists that leads them to burlesque…
Discover 6 adventures of The Pie-face prince, from Jingle-Jangle Comics! (1942-1944), by the famous cartoonist George Carlson ! Completely restored by Comic Books Restore. Here, Issues from Jingle Jangle Comics: – 1942, N 1 – 1943, N 5 – 1944, N 9, N 10, N 11, N 12 Discover the different characters in this 1940s…
DISCOVER IN THIS COMIC, SHORT ADVENTURES FROM COMICS GOLDEN AGE. DRAWING FROM DIFFERENT ARTISTS AND VARIOUS DOGS. LIKE NAPOLEON OR UNKNOW DOGS! HERE RESTORED AND NEW LAY OUT BY COMIC BOOKS RESTORE. —Dogs by Fisher, Rehse, Cliford Mc Bride (Napoleon), Gibson. —Dogs before or after first world war o second war. —-Format 8′ x 10′…
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