Background
Walker, Mort was born on September 3, 1923 in El Dorado, Kansas, United States. Son of Robin A. and Carolyn (Richards) Walker.
(Written as a satire on the comic devices cartoonists use,...)
Written as a satire on the comic devices cartoonists use, the book quickly became a textbook for art students. Walker researched cartoons around the world to collect this international set of cartoon symbols. The names he invented for them now appear in dictionaries.
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(Presents a hilarious collection of selected comics from o...)
Presents a hilarious collection of selected comics from one of the strongest and longest running strips in syndication, Hi and Lois, which has been running successfully for more than thirty-five years. Reissue.
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(Separated from his parents at the beach, Tad wanders into...)
Separated from his parents at the beach, Tad wanders into the land of lost things where the absent-minded keeper has misplaced his magic words for sending children home.
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(A behind the scenes humorous description of the comic str...)
A behind the scenes humorous description of the comic strip business, the syndicate business, the funny people who draw the comics, the fans, the organizations and my bio.
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(Beetle Bailey has over 200 million daily readers and appe...)
Beetle Bailey has over 200 million daily readers and appears in almost 2,000 newspapers worldwide. Few strips have the popularity of staying power of Beetle Bailey, able to entertain readers for over five decades. As creator or co-creator of eight other popular comic strips, including Hi & Lois and Boner's Ark, Mort Walker is the most widely published cartoonist in comics history. It's a testament to Walker's genius and Beetles' Universal appeal.Walker created Beetle Bailey just before the Korean War, and the strip has evolved into a comics page staple where the fun, but ineffectual, denizens of Camp Swampy exist in a place long forgotten by the Pentagon. At the bottom of the heap is Beetle Bailey, the eternal private who sees his duty as sleeping whenever possible, needling Sarge, and avoiding work at all costs. But Sergeant Orville P. Snorkel has different ideas-he may beat up on "his boys," but he then takes them out for a beer. General Halftrack is more concerned with ogling Miss Buxley than running the camp. And with inept officers like Major Greenbrass, Lieutenant Fuzz, and Lieutenant Flap, nothing ever gets done. But that doesn't keep the troops from complaining, or getting into one hilarious mess after another.Beetle Bailey, the character, may never get a promotion, but Beetle Bailey, the comic strip, has made it to the top.
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(Since its debut in 1954, Hi and Lois, the quintessential ...)
Since its debut in 1954, Hi and Lois, the quintessential family comic strip, has chronicled the changing (and yet unchanging) life of the American family. Hi, Lois, Chip, Dot, Ditto, and Trixie (sitting in her sunbeam) have tracked the daily life of the baby boomers and their folks, from the trials and pleasures of good old family life to the passing fancies of the day—coonskin caps to video games. Readers, who once followed the strip from Chip and Dot’s angle, as kids, now see things more from Hi and Lois’s point of view, as parents shepherding their own families along. For 32 years two of the great comic-strip masters of our time—Mort “Beetle Bailey” Walker and Dik “Hägar the Horrible” Browne—have worked together to make this one of the most enduringly popular and widely read strips. It appears in over 1,000 newspapers daily, and is one of the half dozen most popular strips in the world. The Best of Hi and Lois is truly the ultimate collection. With close to 300 daily strips and more than 80 Sunday pages from 1954 to present, plus special drawings and a behind-the-scenes look at how the strip is created, it forms an affectionately funny retrospective on four different decades of American family life. Hi and Lois is the result of a classic collaboration between Mort Walker, who writes the strip, and Dik Browne, who draws it. The Best of Hi and Lois completes a trilogy that presents the best of their work.
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Walker, Mort was born on September 3, 1923 in El Dorado, Kansas, United States. Son of Robin A. and Carolyn (Richards) Walker.
Student, Kansas City Junior College, 1941-1942; student, Washington University, St. Louis, 1943-1944; Bachelor of Arts, University Missouri, 1948; Doctor of Laws, William Penn College, 1981.
Designer Hallmark Greeting Cards, 1941. Editor Dell Public Company, 1948-1949. Free lance cartoonist Saturday Evening Post, other popular magazines, 1948-1950.
Scholar in residence Missouri University, 1992.
(Presents a hilarious collection of selected comics from o...)
(Presents a hilarious collection of selected comics from o...)
(A behind the scenes humorous description of the comic str...)
(A behind the scenes humorous description of the comic str...)
(Separated from his parents at the beach, Tad wanders into...)
(Since its debut in 1954, Hi and Lois, the quintessential ...)
(One of the strongest and longest-running strips around, H...)
(Written as a satire on the comic devices cartoonists use,...)
(Beetle Bailey has over 200 million daily readers and appe...)
(Charming book about parrots cavorting at The Breakers in ...)
(LARGE 33 YEAR TREASURY OF BEETLE BAILEY SOFT COVER.)
(Book by Walker, Mort, Browne, Dik)
(Book by Walker, Mort, Browne, Dik)
(Book by Walker, Mort, Browne, Dik)
(Book by Walker, Mort, Browne, Dik)
(Book by Walker, Mort, Browne, Dik)
(Book by Walker, Mort, Browne, Dik)
(Will be shipped from US. Brand new copy.)
(based in the comic strip)
(Backstage at the Strips)
(Comic strip reprints.)
(Comic strip reprints.)
(Book by Walker, Mort)
(Book by Walker, Mort)
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Member President's Committee to Hire Handicapped, People to People Committee Exhibition touring group show Metropolitan Museum Art, New York City, 1951. Chairman International Museum Cartton Art. Served to 1st lieutenant Army of the United States, 1943-1946, European Theatre of Operations, intelligence & investigating officer.
Member National Cartoonists Society (president 1959-1960, Reuben award 1953, Best Humor Strip award 1966, 69, named to Hall Fame, National Cartoon Museum 1989, CT National Clandestine Service Legend award, 2006, Gold Key award, 2007), Artists and Writers, Newspaper Features Council Authors Guild, Society Illustrators, National Press Club, Silvermine Club (Norwalk, Connecticut), Greenwich Country Club, Quechee Club, Kappa Sigma (named Man of Year 1988).
Married Catherine Carty Prentice, August 24, 1985. Children: Greg, Brian, Polly, Morgan, Marjorie, Neal, Roger, Whitney, Cathy, Junior, Priscilla.