Captain Easy, Soldier of Fortune: The Complete Sunday Newspaper Strips 1933-1935 by Roy Crane

Captain Easy, Soldier of Fortune: The Complete Sunday Newspaper Strips 1933-1935

Roy Crane
Fantagraphics
Mar 2010
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The grandest adventure strip of all time gets the deluxe treatment! Roy Crane is one of America’s greatest cartoonists and Fantagraphics is embarking upon an ambitious reprinting of his best work, beginning with his gorgeous adventure strip—Captain Easy. Crane created the first American adventure strip — before Hal Foster’s Tarzan and Prince Valiant, before Milton Caniff’s Terry and the Pirates, before Alex Raymond’s Flash Gordon—and quickly established himself as a master of the comic strip. Begun in 1924 under the eponymous title Wash Tubbs, within four months it moved from a gag-a-day strip about a girl-crazy young grocery store clerk to an adventure strip when Wash Tubbs embarks on a treasure hunt.
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Publisher Fantagraphics
Published 2010
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