Li'l Jinx - A DREAM OF AN IDEA

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Li'l Jinx was littler than that when I was little. They must have changed the character later on. In this particular story, Li'l Jinx meets the artist who drew the story in the story, but supposedly outside of it. Art by Joe Edwards. Originally published in 1951.

Reblogged from http://fourcolorshadows.blogspot.com/

WILBUR, seen on the floor in the first panel, was another comic book from same publisher.

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Lois Lane, Wac

Lois Lane joins the Wacs.

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Clark Kent, Man Of Mystery

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I always thought Clark Kent was a good character.

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Happy Hooligan

Some Happy Hooligan comics.

Reblogged fromhttp://john-adcock.blogspot.com/

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Invasion Of The Star Creatures And Superman

"Invasion Of the Star Creatures" has a scene where one of the Earthmen has a fantasy about being a kind of superman called "Space Commander Conners", but his actions in stopping a car were taken from the first Superman serial, rather than the television version.

Reblogged from https://www.imcdb.org/v229377.html

Kirk Alyn in the first serial.

Invasion Of The Star Creatures:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0128274/goofs/?tab=gf&ref_=tt_trv_gf

Superman serials:
https://www.supermanhomepage.com/movies/movies.php?topic=m-serial


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The Two Identities Of Superman

Superman usual two identities are Clark Kent and Superman. Is something different?
Art by Wayne Boring.

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Popeye The Sailor Man

Popeye was and is one of the most popular comic strip and cartoon characters.

Max Fleischer and an unknown man with a large Popeye card.

                                                      POPEYE THE SAILOR MAN

The first Popeye cartoon in the movies was part of the Betty Boop series.

GHOSKS IS THE BUNK ( 1939 )

 SHE SICK SAILORS had Bluto impersonate Superman, a character appearing in other cartoons made by the studio.

 Popeye Editorial Cartoon

The London Naval Treaty limited the size of different countries navies.

Fleischer Studios:

http://www.fleischerstudios.com/ 

London Naval Treaties:

http://history.state.gov/milestones/1921-1936/LondonNavalConf

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