LI'L ABNER - #6 / Volume SIX ( the Complete Classic Newspaper Comic Strip DAILIES from the Year 1940); Adam Lazonga; Yokums & Dogpatchers Move to BOSTON; Daisy Mae the Radio Singer; California Gold Rush; Earthquake McGoon; by CAPP, AL (Alfred G.); // Schreiner, Dave (editor) - 1989

Princeton, Wisconsin, USA.: Kitchen Sink Press., 1989. Book. Illus. by Al CAPP Cover & Art.. FINE++, Almost New!. Soft cover. First Edition By This Publisher,.. **** [ INTERNATIONAL [Non-USA & NON-Canada] ORDERS = SURFACE ONLY Please; SORRY, NO Standard pre-set shipping rates for overseas AIRMAIL Orders can be accepted on this HEAVY BOOK]; (International / Overseas AIRMAIL Orders will gladly be accepted, but you must Contact Us FIRST and be Willing to pay Shipping at our EXACT Costs); WEIGHT = 625 GRAMS; **** 180 Pages including covers. >>> Classic 1934-1977 Syndicated Newspaper Cartoon series about a Family of Poor Hillbillies living in Kentucky; By 1977 it was syndicated in 900 Newspapers; One of the Greatest Comic Strips of ALL-TIME! >>> TWO Large & Glorious strips per page in B&W, with high quality reproductions. >>> #6 / Volume SIX ( Dailies 1940 ); "In 1940, the Yokums and their fellow Dogpatchers were faced with losing their homes to the bank. So they picked up everything and migrated to Boston. To pick oranges. In winter. The Grapes of Abner is only the beginning of a stellar year in the daily strip continuity of Al Capp's Li'l Abner. In this volume, Abner learns how to woo 'Dogpatch style' from Adam Lazonga, world's greatest lover. This causes Abner a lot of trouble. Daisy Mae becomes a nationwide sensation singing sorrowful songs on te radio. This causes Abner a lot more trouble. Mammy and Papy get a hundred-year-old letter and rush off tothe California gold rush. That causes Abner the most trouble of all. And then Earthquake McGoon Shows up to rattle a few bones. There's much more fun and adventure (and trouble) inside, so why not read it for yourself? This is the sixth volume in a projected 54 volume set which with reprint, for the first time, the complete daily and Sunday run of Al Capp's Li'l Abner. This book reprints te 1940 daily strips and includes a story about the 1940 Li'l Abner movie, and an article placing the comic strip in historical context. Books in the series are self-contained complete stories." >>> UN-READ Still New Copy, with only MINOR Shefwear or MINOR Handling Wear; Size: 9"x12".