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For the regulars around here, I just wanted to let you know my dear friend and partner in comics, Holmes!, lost his battle with cancer. He passed peacefully surrounded by love. Sharing old comics and hearing from folks here brought him joy, thank you to all who sent kind messages

Everett isn't here to play. A.D. Condo, The Outbursts of Everett True November 4, 1907

Frank Leet, On the Eve of Election November 4, 1907

No good deed goes unpunished. Harold Gray, Little Orphan Annie October 31, 1929

Mr. Skygack is greeted my a malicious pumpkin-face. W. Aird MacDonald, Mr. Skygack, From Mars October 31 1912

Dark deeds indeed! Merill Blosser, Freckles and His Friends October 31, 1917

Everett pulls a trick of his own. A.D. Condo, The Outbursts of Everett True October 30, 1915

Miss Information isn't sure about your track record. Hy Gage, Miss Information October 29, 1926

@johnnylostcaus3 That is a great question

@BarnaclePress Who were these for?

This kid has a real soap obsession... Fanny F. Cory, Sonnysayings October 28, 1926 (first two) and October 28, 1929 (third)

Oops: Fanny Y. Cory. It's only on all three of these...

Barbers are always welcome here. George Clark, Side Glances October 28, 1929

We have Everett True at home. Unnamed reporter, "Everett True" In Evening Togs October 25, 1911

Mary is a fast talker. Elizabeth Kirkman Fitzhugh, Militant Mary October 24, 1913

Mary reminds us that kindness costs nothing! Elizabeth Kirkman Fitzhugh, Militant Mary October 22, 1920

Mary's entire childhood was a lie! Elizabeth Kirkman Fitzhugh, Militant Mary October 11, 1913

Get to know Mr. Skygack W. Aird MacDonald (?), Personals October 9, 1912

Evergreen headline. Unknown, The Political News of the Day in Brief October 8, 1908

@desertkickboxer oof

Mr. Skygack discovers coal. I can't recall seeing him comment on race, so I'm thinking the reference is to the worker being completely covered in coal dust, but I suppose it is open to interpretation. A.D. Condo, Mr. Skygack, From Mars October 7, 1909

Satterfield opts for psychological torment. Bob Satterfield, What Satterfield Would Do to the Kaiser October 3, 1917