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Tag Archives: Dr. Seuss
Dynamite burns!
Quick question! Which of these four covers by Jacob Edgar for Dynamite Entertainment‘s not-at-all-inspired-by-DCeased-or-Marvel-Zombies crossover series event Die!namite are so outrageous that they were destroyed by Dynamite honcho Nick Baruchi? One tip – yes, it has to do with the … Continue reading
Dr Seuss Comics?
Horton hears a “Who knew” – turns out, two years before the publication of his first book, Dr Seuss had a comic strip, Hejji, which was distributed by King Features Syndicate and ran from April until June, 1935. With thanks … Continue reading
Before he became a Dr.
Before he became immortal as the creator of the Cat in The Hat, The Grinch and Horton, Theodor Seuss Geisel made a living creating advertising campaigns that were at least as hilarious and strange (most notably the “Quick, Henry, the … Continue reading