This piece showcases vintage paper clipping comic book production layout page from Right Stound Home, from the house of legendary Golden Age comic book artist: Ted Miller.
On the verso side is stamped the name TED MILLER and hand written with pencil; West Newbury, Mass - where he lived and worked freelancing from home for New York publishers during the post-WWII era.
The stamped address belonged to Magazine Enterprises, a comic book publisher founded by Vin Sullivan, located at 420 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y. Also marked in pencil reads DING DONG #1, a comedic comic series published in 1946, and P.10 #10 referencing the front end comics’ page and issue number.
This piece measures roughly: 9.75” x 7”
This piece showcases vintage paper clipping comic book production layout page from Right Stound Home, from the house of legendary Golden Age comic book artist: Ted Miller.
On the verso side is stamped the name TED MILLER and hand written with pencil; West Newbury, Mass - where he lived and worked freelancing from home for New York publishers during the post-WWII era.
The stamped address belonged to Magazine Enterprises, a comic book publisher founded by Vin Sullivan, located at 420 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y. Also marked in pencil reads DING DONG #1, a comedic comic series published in 1946, and P.10 #10 referencing the front end comics’ page and issue number.
This piece measures roughly: 9.75” x 7”