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Back in 1952 Harvey Eisenberg, of Tom & Jerry fame, drew a story called "The Three Lazy Mice" for Western publishing. It's...

The department of odd comic books proudly present Miki Ma'oz! This is issue issue no. 1. Published in Tel Aviv, 1947.  It's cur...

At work we pulled a set of 1970's stats from our Scooby-Doo shelves last week. And we plan to reprint some of the material in our pocket...

Just watch this auction for: Original Oil Orgin of "Another Rainbow"1968. Enjoy!    This is what the painting actually ...

Hedvig spent the weekend at my flat. And as usual she left a trail of sketch paper behind her. Like this one. Enjoy!  

Here's some "bonus stuff" for those of you who bought the Buz Sawyer book mentioned in the last post. The drawing below is s...

Buz Sawyer - "The war in the Pacific" was released by Fantagraphics earlier this year. Now, Roy Crane is one of my all time fa...

[ Edit: All of these books are now sold out. ] Tomorrow I'll be heading to Stockholm together with Hedvig. Small Press Expo at Kultur...

 Barks fans Jörgen Malmsten and Patrick Fontaine both mailed me independently after I posted this drawing last week: They supplied me wit...

 To end this week of Barks drawings we have the final of the Misc drawings. I hope you have enjoyed seeing them. Misc 26 – "Tea time...

Of the nine Money Bin drawings seven were published in the treasury book. Here's number 8. Bin 8 – "Hired worrier at tax time...

Barks made 12 drawings on the Subject "Great Adventures". 10 are in the Treasury book and the remaining two are presented below. ...

Misc. 25 – "Double rainbow day!" Bonus: The invitation to Barks birthday celebration 1997.

Misc. 24 – "I saw that nickel first!" Bonus: Barks pencils for this piece. Image taken from Jörn Legde's CAF gallery...

Back in 1996-97 Carl Barks did a large amount of drawings in colored pencils. Forty of them were released in 1997 in the book Barks Treasury...