Citizen Smith Fights Pollution PB SIGNED by Dave Gerard 1972 ECO Comic Strip for Sale

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Citizen Smith Fights Pollution PB SIGNED by Dave Gerard 1972 ECO Comic Strip For Sale

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Citizen Smith Fights Pollution PB SIGNED by Dave Gerard 1972 ECO Comic Strip:
$18.99

Original 1st Print- Signed in black ink on first page by artist/author- No COA.Paperback Book 6\" x 4.5\"- Cover has some creases and scuffs. Signs of age, use and storage.Spines- Tight.Pages- All attached tight- some yellowed and tanned on edges from age. Overall nice copy.Photos are of the Actual Items being offered.
Book will be packed secure, shipped out by next business day.Thanks for looking!

Dave Gerard(June 18, 1909 – August 31, 2003) was a prolific magazine humor cartoonist from the 1940s through to the 1960s, most notably forCollier\'s Weekly,Country Gentleman, andThe Saturday Evening Post. Gerard was a 1931 graduate ofWabash CollegeinCrawfordsville, Indiana. He was among the Crawfordsville-area cartoonists known as “The Sugar Crick Art School,”Bill Holmanperhaps being the most famous of the group. Gerard began a 35-year relationship with the John F. Dille Co.newspaper syndicate(later known as theNational Newspaper Syndicate) in 1949 with hiscomic stripViewpoint, which ran until 1953. That was succeeded by the popular stripWill-Yum, which ran from 1953 to 1966. (Will-Yumwas also featured in aDellcomic book.) Gerard\'sCity Hallstrip was distributed by the National Newspaper Syndicate from 1967 to 1984.Gerard was also the creator ofCitizen Smith, a strip distributed by theRegister and Tribune Syndicatethat featured aneverymanbeset by everyday frustrations; this work appeared inThe Indianapolis Starin the 1970s and 1980s.Dave Gerard was the mayor ofCrawfordsville, Indiana, from 1972 to 1976.