Comics on Parade #1 CHC 8.5 HIGHEST GRADED
Comics on Parade #1 CHC 8.5 HIGHEST GRADED
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Comics on Parade #1 – Key Highlights

  • Publisher: United Features Syndicate

  • Publication Date: April 1938

  • Editor: Not specified

  • Cover Artist: Not specified

  • Genre: Adventure / Humor / Newspaper Reprints

  • Pages: 64

  • Original Cover Price: $0.10

  • Alternate Listing: Sometimes cataloged as Comics on Parade Vol. 1 #1.

🔥 Key Significance

  • An important early publication in the transition of newspaper comic strips into the comic-book format.

  • United Features Syndicate assembled an impressive showcase of its popular newspaper strips, bringing together characters and creators from across its syndicated lineup.

  • Features the debut comic-book adventures of three major newspaper-strip properties:

    • Tarzan of the Apes, illustrated by Hal Foster, who would later become famous for creating Prince Valiant.

    • Li'l Abner, created by Al Capp.

    • Abbie and Slats, illustrated by Raeburn Van Buren.

  • The issue also includes an illustrated biography of Hollywood screen legend James Cagney.

  • Its colorful cover features a parade of familiar and lesser-known newspaper comic-strip characters from the 1930s.

📖 Story & Feature Highlights

- “Tarzan of the Apes”

  • Art by Hal Foster.

  • The infant son of Lord Greystoke is shipwrecked on the African coast and raised by great apes, eventually becoming Tarzan.

- “Li'l Abner”

  • Created by Al Capp.

  • Features the debut comic-book adventures of the legendary rural comic-strip character.

- “Abbie an' Slats”

  • Art by Raeburn Van Buren.

  • Country spinster Abbie meets her orphaned cousin Aubrey for the first time. She knows he's a city boy, but isn't prepared for the rough-and-tumble teenager who calls himself Slats.

  • “Danny”

  • “The Captain and the Kids”

  • “Wayne Webster of Waverly Prep”

  • “Roads of Romance”

  • “Jest di-Jest”

  • “Cynical Susie”

  • “Broncho Bill”

  • “Looy Dot Dope”

  • “Colonel Wowser”

  • “Joe Jinks”

  • “Fritzi Ritz”

  • “Billy Make Believe”

  • “Mr. and Mrs. Beans”

  • “Bucky and His Pals”

  • “Little Mary Mixup”

  • “Benny”

  • “Opportunity Knox”

  • “Ella Cinders”

  • “Danny Dingle”

  • “Dub Dabs”

  • “Jasper”

📌 Additional Details

  • Special Feature: Illustrated biography of actor James Cagney.

  • Creator Lineup: Includes Hal Foster, Al Capp, Ernie Bushmiller, Rudolph Dirks, Raeburn Van Buren, and numerous other newspaper cartoonists.

  • Format: Full-color, oversized anthology showcasing syndicated newspaper comics.

  • Historical Context: Published in April 1938, during the early development of the American comic-book industry.

Comics on Parade #1 is a significant pre-Golden Age publication, bringing together an extraordinary collection of newspaper-strip talent and featuring early comic-book appearances of Tarzan, Li'l Abner, and Abbie and Slats.

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Comics on Parade #1 CHC 8.5 HIGHEST GRADED
Comics on Parade #1 CHC 8.5 HIGHEST GRADED