Search Results: Comics from The Owl at the Bridge

Cambridge, Mass., Harvard UP, 1940. Hard Cover. Contents include The Proteus of Literature; Invective (The Engine of Anger; Curses and Epithets; The Comic); Burlesque (Satire by Comparison; High and Low Burlesque; Rabelais; Grotesque Satire); Irony, the Ally of Comedy; Irony, the Ally of Tragedy; The Evolution of English Satire (The Great Age of Ridicule; Rebirth of Irony); Index. vii, 191 p., 21 cm.; red cloth boards stamped in gold; top 3 cm. of spine torn off; good. 34131.

NY, Gilberton Co., 1947. Periodical. [48] p., color illus.; 26 cm. Retelling of Swiss Family Robinson in comic-book format. Dated October 1947. Stock#47261. Good+

Pantheon / Random House [c2006]. First Edition. Hard Cover. 380 p., diagrams; oblong, 17 cm. tall x 21 wide. "An improvisatory romance, pictographically configured." "A bold experiment in reader tolerance, disguised as a gaily-colored illustrated romance in which tiny pictures seem to come alive, dance, sing and weep. Full particulars and instructions enclosed." First published 2000. Color pictorial folding dj; small archival tape repair to scuffed edge; VG+, gift quality. stock#44961.

Andrews & McMeel, Kansas City [c1993].. Soft Cover. 'Incorporating all the essential daily strips and full-color Sundays, The Portable Doonesbury is an unblinking analysis of history in the making.' Subjects include Dan Quayle's DEA file, Perot, Clinton, the Gulf War. [225] p. in comic style, some color; color pictorial covers, 27.5 cm.; VG. 28743

Racine, Wis. : Whiteman publishing company, [1942]. Hard Cover. 3 p.l., 11-248 p. illus. 21 cm. Illustrated endpapers. In blue boards with orange lettering. Smilin' Jack was a cartoon character, a flier whose sea plane escaped from many a peril. This is a story told in words, not pictures as in the Sunday Comics. Stock# 44,378. Good+ / no dj.