Barnaby

Barnaby by Crockett Johnson, published by Courier Corporation on November 1, 1967, is a collection of 13 popular comic adventures featuring beloved characters such as Mr. O’Malley, McSnoyd, Gorgon, and Gus. This edition reproduces the stories in full color, showcasing the humor and creativity that have made these tales enduring favorites. With a page count of 137, this book offers a delightful exploration of comic strips and cartoons, appealing to both young readers and adults alike.
Readers will find a variety of whimsical escapades, including the famous scrap iron drive and the hot coffee ring adventures. The anthology format allows for a diverse range of stories that highlight the charm and wit of Barnaby’s world. This edition serves as a reprint of the 1943 version, making it a significant addition to the collection of comics and graphic novels. The book is presented in English and features dimensions of 8.98 inches in height and 6.02 inches in length, making it a visually appealing and accessible read.
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“The most important addition to American arts and letters in Lord knows how many years.” — Dorothy Parker. Reproduced in full colour and featuring Mr. O’Malley, McSnoyd, Gorgon, Gus, and other delightful comic creations, here are 13 of the most popular Barnaby adventures. Includes the famous scrap iron drive and the hot coffee ring escapades. Reprint of the 1943 edition.
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