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 Hogan's
Alley #12
This
page contains doorways to the material that we were unable
to fit into the print edition of Hogan's Alley. While we think
you'll enjoy the following material on its own merits, we
think you'll find it an even more rewarding experience if
you read the related stories in Hogan's Alley #12. To purchase
Hogan's Alley #12 ($8, which includes postage) or to subscribe
for four issues ($21.95), please visit our ordering
page.
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Paul
Murry Web extras
As readers
of Hogan's Alley #12 know, Paul Murry was an incredibly prolific
cartoonist, so we could only include a small (but lovely)
fraction of his work in the issue,  Here,
however, are more of his cartoons. WARNING: While tame by
today's debased standards, some of these cartoons depict scantily
clad women. Don't say you weren't warned.
The editors of Hogan's Alley would like to thank Germund
Silvegren, who wrote the article for our print edition
and generously shared his collection with our readers.
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Mort
Walker Web extras
 After
reading Craig Shutt's
article on the staggering global popularity of Beetle Bailey,
you've no doubt begun to realize that it's Mort Walker's world;
we just live in it.
Thanks
to Mort Walker and his assistant Bill Janocha, we've put together
this selection of international Beetle memorabilia as well
as some of Beetle's appearances in American comic books. This
should serve to remind you that not ALL American servicemen
are disliked overseas!
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John
Sutherland Web
extras
 We've
selected eight of producer John Sutherland's
mini-masterpieces of instruction, discussed in issue #12's
story by Mark Arnold.  (A
ninth cartoon is also among our selections, although it's
not a Sutherland cartoon--it's just one of our favorites of
the genre.)
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 Small
Fry Web extras
We showed
you Al Capp's "Small Fry" strips in issue #12, along
with Jay Maeder's story detailing
cartoonists' heavy involvement with fundraising for the U.S.
government in World War II and afterwards. Here, you can see
the strips in color, as readers originally saw them!
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 The
Comic Strip Barons Card Set
 In
issue #12, Allan Holtz
profiled the comic strip's business innovators in a set of
trading cards. Here, you can view, download and print a complete
set of all 14 cards in color and larger than they were in
the print edition. Collect 'em all! (Note: These are
high-resolution images and are best suited to high-speed Internet
connections.)
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