2 OrigInal Artwork STEVE ROPER DAILY STRIPS FOR 11-29 & 11-30 2002 on One PAGE

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2 OrigInal Artwork STEVE ROPER DAILY STRIPS FOR 11-29 & 11-30 2002 on One PAGE:
$15.00

\"ROPER\"
*~ Daily Comic Strip ~*
Original Artwork
THIS IS A TWO STRIP (TWO DAYS) DRAWN ON ONE PAGE.
~Dated: Nov. 29th & Nov. 30th 2002~*~ 14 Years Old ~*

~ UP FOR sale IS THIS ORIGINAL ARTWORK THAT MEASURES OVERALL 9 5/8\" X 12 3/4\" TWO SEPARATE DAILY STRIPS OF ARTWORK ON ONE PAGE BY FRANK MATERA AND JOHN SAUNDERS. BOTH INDIVIDUAL ARTWORK AREAS MEASURE 3 1/2\"X 11 3/4\" EACH ~ * READ ITEM DESCRIPTION FOR A MORE DETAILED EXPLANATION *
AS YOU CAN SEE IN THIS VERY RARE SUNDAY PAGE IS EIGHT P. ALSO, I WILL BE LISTING TWO MORE ORIGINAL ARTWORK PAGES FROM THIS BOOK AND THE INTRO PAGE (1) \"FROM THE STAN LEE PRESENTS: DEATHWATCH\" #3 PAGE 1! PLUS TWO VERY COOL SILVER AGE ORIGINAL ARTWORK PAGES FROM DC COMICS \"BINKY\" #79, AND SEVERAL OTHERS WILL BE LISTED SO PLEASE KEEP CHECKING BACK FOR ADDED SURPRISES. YOU WILL NOT BE D8ISAPPOINTED WITH THIS ONE! I HAVE BEEN BUYING AND SELLING ON FOR 19+ YEARS WITH A 100% POSITIVE response RATING SO YOU CAN TRUST AND DEPEND ON MY HONESTY AND SERVICE. IF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE EMAIL ME, I WILL TRY AND ANSWER THEM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

Steve Roper and Mike Nomad was an American adventure comic strip that ran under various earlier titles (proposed as The Great Gusto, published as Big Chief Wahoo, then Chief Wahoo and Steve Roper, Steve Roper and Wahoo, and then Steve Roper) from November 1936 to December 26, 2004. Initially distributed by Publishers Syndicate (Publishers-Hall Syndicate), and then by Field Enterprises, it ended at King Features Syndicate. Despite the changes in title, characters, themes and authors, the entire 68-year run formed a single evolving story, from an Indian who teamed up with an adventurous young photojournalist to two longtime friends ready to retire after their long, eventful careers.[1]

The strip was originally proposed by Elmer Woggon as The Great Gusto, drawn by himself and written by Allen Saunders (who would also write Mary Worth and Kerry Drake). J. Mortimer Gusto was a freeloading opportunist based on the film persona of W.C. Fields. In his autobiography, Saunders said Fields was flattered. But the syndicate preferred his sidekick Wahoo, so the proposal was revamped to center on him, and the strip debuted on November 23, 1936 as Big Chief Wahoo.

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