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pencil and ink on cardboard
64,5 x 17 cm
Daily comic strip from 01/28/1935 for "Brick Bradford". Created in 1933 by William Ritt and Clarence Gray, Brick Bradford was the first great science fiction comic dealing with topics such as the existence of dinosaurs, intergalactic travel, robots and sub-atomic worlds. Pin holes at the top margin and slight creases at the corners. Signed and dated.
64,5 x 17 cm
Daily comic strip from 01/28/1935 for "Brick Bradford". Created in 1933 by William Ritt and Clarence Gray, Brick Bradford was the first great science fiction comic dealing with topics such as the existence of dinosaurs, intergalactic travel, robots and sub-atomic worlds. Pin holes at the top margin and slight creases at the corners. Signed and dated.
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