Pirates Ahoy!
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- Riddle of the pirate's treasure. // National Geographic World;Jan96, Issue 245, p18
Presents a mystery comic adventure featuring a pirate's treasure.
- ADVENTURES IN FEMINISTORY. Darcy, Dame // Bitch Magazine: Feminist Response to Pop Culture;Spring2010, Issue 46, p80
A comic strip about the life of pirate Grace O'Malley is presented.
- The postmoderns. McAdams, Kessler; McAdams, Dona Ann; Callahan, Bob // Whole Earth;Spring98, Issue 92, p27
Features some of the comics released during the 1900's. Includes `Introducing Kafka' by David Zane Mairowitz and Robert crumb; Art Spiegelman's `Maus'; `The Cabbie,' by Marti Riera; `Black Hole,' by Charles Burns; `Read Yourself Raw,' edited by Francois Mouly and Spielgelman; `The Dark Hotel,'...
- The amazingly expensive Spiderman. // Alberta Report / Newsmagazine;6/28/93, Vol. 20 Issue 28, p30
States Calgary comic dealer Gary Roy last month sold a copy of Marvel Comics' `Amazing Fantasy No. 15' for a staggering $14,000, the most ever paid for a comic book. Steven Fishler of New York's Metropolis Comics paid the handsome sum for the inaugural issue of the Amazing Spiderman, still...
- FAST FORWARD. // Advocate;1/6/87, Issue 463, p35
Focuses on the distinction between comic books published in Japan and the U.S.
- Serious business. McCoy, F.; Edmond Jr., A. // Black Enterprise;Sep89, Vol. 20 Issue 2, p86
Examines the enormous profits being made in the comic book industry. Opportunities for gifted blacks in the field; Causes for the comic book market boom; Top blacks in the industry.
- A boy and his tiger. Higdon, Hal // Boys' Life;Sep93, Vol. 83 Issue 9, p46
Focuses on one of America's favorite comic strips, `Calvin and Hobbes.' How Hobbes, the stuffed animal, comes to life in Calvin's imagination; Cartoonist Bill Watterson, who draws the comic; Number of papers the comic appears in; Watterson's awards from the National Cartoonists Society (NCS).
- No more couch potato. Hubbard, Patricia; Wright, Deborah C. // Boys' Quest;Aug/Sep95, Vol. 1 Issue 2, p20
Presents a comic strip entitled `No More Couch Potato,' by Patricia Hubbard and Deborah C. Wright about the energy-giving value of vegetables.
- The lucky penny. Zollman, Pam // Boys' Quest;Feb/Mar96, Vol. 1 Issue 5, p2
Presents the comic strip `The Lucky Penny.'
