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it was necessary to hold the book in a way that was conducive to causing wear to the binding

" This title is one of the titles in Disney's True-Life Adventures series of books that were published in conjunction with Disney's True-Life Adventures series of documentary films

Momberger's intricate detail captures the bustling energy of a Gilded Age theater audience

this story is told in verse over the course of eleven text pages

Original Pen, Ink and Watercolor Drawing by Al Capp of the Shmoo Punk culture it was necessary to holdCapp, Al. ORIGINAL PEN, INK AND WATERCOLOR DRAWING BY AL CAPP OF THE SHMOO. The drawing measures 8 3 16" x 6 1 16" on a piece of thick art board which measures 10 15 16" x 9 11 16"; board is age tanned. The Shmoo is a fictional character created by Al Capp. The Shmoo made its first appearance in the comic strip Li'l Abner on August 31, 1948. The sequence of comic strip featuring the Shmoo ended less than four months later, just before Christmas of