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Issue: Li'l Abner Dailies #1
Publication Date: January 1989
 
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Publisher: FlagKitchen Sink Press
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Pages: 236
ISBN: 087816037X
UPC/EAN: none
Price: $21.50 CAD
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10 (2 stories, 1 cover) from base issue
Editor(s): Dave Schreiner
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Publication Type: Trade Paperback
Color: Color cover; Black and White interior
Dimensions: 12" x 9"
Paper Stock: glossy card stock covers; bond interiors
Binding: Perfect Bound Trade Paperback
Publishing Format: collected edition
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Illustration  on  Cover, Front from base issue
Credits
typeset
Subject Matter
Li'l Abner; Daisy Mae; Mammy Yokum; Pappy Yokum; the Master; Lem Scragg; Silkstockin' Sally; Slugger Bashmouth; Bessie; Hairless Joe; Romeo Scragg; Marryin' Sam; Hannibal Hoops (also as the ghost of Ole Judge Scragg)
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Montage of characters. Cover design by Peter Poplaski.
Although shown on the cover, the Master does not appear in this volume.
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Blank Page(s)  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
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Inside front cover
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Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Credits
typeset
Subject Matter
Babs; Li'l Abner
Great heavens!
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Title page includes an illustration that is a reprint of the second panel of the October 25, 1935 comic strip reprinted on page 201.
Introduction

Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Credits
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typeset
Subject Matter
non-fiction
Al Capp; Catherine Capp
I met Alfred Gerald Caplin -- Al Capp -- when we were both students at the Designers Art School in Boston.
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The introduction by Capp's widow is accompanied by photos and a drawing by Al Capp.
Innocents in Peril

Text Article  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
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Subject Matter
non-fiction
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Al Capp's thoughts on comic strip creation.
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Story  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Credits
typeset
Subject Matter
humorous
Al Capp
About the time my first crop of whiskers began to come up, I took a walking trip through the Kentucky mountains.
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Humorous account of finding inspiration for Li'l Abner.
The Storyteller

Text Article  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Credits
? (photograph)
? (photograph)
typeset
Subject Matter
non-fiction
Al Capp; Catherine Capp; Mr. Gilfeather; Joe Palooka; Big Leviticus
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panel from Mister Gilfeather (The Associated Press) 1932-06-18.
six panels from Joe Palooka (McNaught Syndicate) 1933-11-12 reprinted in black and white.
Miscellaneous
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Series editor's overview of Al Capp's career. Photos of Al Capp. Panel dated June 18, 1932 from his early feature "Mr. Gilfeather." "Joe Palooka" page from November 12, 1933, when Capp was an assistant for Ham Fisher. According to the article, Al Capp was the actual artist of the Joe Palooka strip reprinted here as Ham Fisher was on an extended vacation.
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Story  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Subject Matter
humorous
Li'l Abner; Daisy Mae; Mammy Yokum; Pappy Yokum; Bessie; Romeo Scragg; Marryin' Sam; Hannibal Hoops; Mary Ann Astorbux
The simple home of the Yokums, resting high in the hills of the south.
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from Li'l Abner (United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) 1934-08-13 - 1936-01-07.
Miscellaneous
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Collection of daily newspaper comic strips, with first appearance of all characters named. Notable story arcs include: Li'l Abner goes to visit Aunt Bessie in New York; Li'l Abner is kidnapped; the Scraggs feud with the Yokums, and torment Daisy Mae; Daisy Mae wants to marry Li'l Abner; Li'l Abner goes to elementary school; greedy relatives fight for custody of Mary Ann Astorbux; Li'l Abner dresses in drag and takes it on the lam with Mary Ann; Hannibal Hoops woos Daisy Mae; Marryin' Sam drums up business; Mammy and Pappy save Li'l Abner from matrimony.

According to Schreiner's essay, confirmed by Catherine Capp Halberstadt's introduction, Catherine Capp assisted on the strip during 1934-1935. She indicated that she provided backgrounds, particularly for outdoor scenes in the hills, for the strip's first six to twelve months. She also lettered early strips. Schreiner reports that Moe Leff became assistant in 1935.

Signature: Al Capp signed his name in several ways including: Al Capp; Al. Capp; Al. G. Capp; Al G. Capp; Al G Capp; and C—. Although normally signed in cursive, the strip was on occasion signed by printing.
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Blank Page(s)  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
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Inside back cover
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Illustration  on  Interior Page(s) from base issue
Credits
typeset
Subject Matter
Baron Slinkovitch; Li'l Abner; Daisy Mae; Mammy Yokum; Pappy Yokum; Payne Morland; Mary Ann Astorbux
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Back cover. Montage of characters. Cover design by Peter Poplaski.

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