Rip kirby

Alex Raymond Rip Kirby sketches

"RIP KIRBY" JOHN PRENTICE DAILY STRIP ORIGINAL ART.

Original Comic Art titled Rip Kirby and Honey Dorian, located in Javier's Jordi Bernet (contain nudity) Comic Art Gallery (1712148)

Rip Kirby Alex Raymond, daily Comic Strip

Rip Kirby, 1950, March-01 "-Borrowed- Trouble"

One of America's most influential comic strip and illustration artists, Alexander Gillespie Raymond is celebrated for his outstanding work on his Flash Gordon, Jungle Jim, Secret Agent X-9 and Rip Kirby for King Features Syndicate. Raymond is hailed by all as "an artist's artist," and his much-imitated, but seldom equaled style provided a legacy that would inspire artists for generations to come. Here is his brief biography published by the NCS...He worked with Chic and Lyman Young for a…

by "Alex Raymond" (1949). May 14, "Rip Kirby", 010 (1949-01-10) – (1949-05-21) – “Family Fortune”. Daily Comic Strip 1949, Original Art (King Properties Syndicate) Alex Raymond, Rib Kirby-1949-05-14

It’s only later, many years older , wiser and when I was able to afford to actually buy books - did I revisit the comics of my childhood years and realised Rip Kirby was the brainchild of superstar comics artist Alex Raymond and was produced as a daily strip for that institution that defined comics in those decades- King’s Features syndicate. Raymond has a top pedigree when it comes to drawing daily strips- He created Flash Gordon, Jungle Jim and Secret Agent X-9.