Sopwith Camel, drawn by Ian Kennedy Size:Large when Elzie Segar introduced Popeye

when Elzie Segar introduced Popeye

By the way

I am the first and only screenprinter with permission to use the images of Dennis The Menace and Gnasher in my work

His strip was retired in the 1980s (with his final appearance coming in issue no 2310

I am the the first and only British screenprinter to have permission from French publisher Editions Albert Rene to use their archive of images for my work

Sopwith Camel, drawn by Ian Kennedy Size:Large when Elzie Segar introduced PopeyeHandmade screen print on cotton paper. Signed and numbered out of 200 in pencil by the printer, John Patrick Reynolds. Standard size: 26cm x 19cm Medium size: 48cm x 38cm Large size: 76cm x 56cm The Victor and Commando! are very successful titles in the DC Thomson stable of boys' adventure comics. Commando! first appeared in 1961 and is still being printed. The Commando website ( www. commandocomics. com) describes the comic as Britains longest