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pulpsandcomics2 · 19 days ago
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The Spirit
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aspiringbelle · 2 days ago
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Two of those (the Joe Dope posters) were done by comics pioneer Will Eisner.
I'm saving one poster for reposting.
WWII Propaganda Posters – Art to Inspire 🖼️
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Victory gardens, rationing, safety at sea – during WWII the U.S. government plastered messages on posters nationwide. The Still Picture Branch holds 44-PA: World War II Posters (1942–45), including work by famed cartoonist Will Eisner. See dozens of these historic posters (from patriotic to poignant) in our Catalog: NAID 513498.
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Image: “‘Of Course I Can!’ I’m patriotic as can be – And ration points won’t worry me!”. Home-front posters like this encouraged Americans to can food and save resources. ALT: Color WWII poster of a woman juggling jars of produce under text “Of Course I Can!” (NAID 515098).
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Image: “Don’t be a dope – Handle equipment right!”. Cartoonist Will Eisner created Joe Dope, a bumbling GI who taught troops what not to do. (In this poster, Joe’s negligence sends a jeep’s wheels flying!) ALT: WWII safety poster by Will Eisner showing a jeep crash due to loose bolts, captioned “Don’t be a dope – Handle equipment right!” (NAID 514727).
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From stirring recruitment appeals to humorous instructional comics, these WWII posters reflect the era’s spirit. Browse over 1,300 WWII posters in NARA’s holdings – an eye-catching window into the 1940s war effort.
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hejjhug · 2 years ago
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the way will eisner drew rain makes me froth at the mouth like look at this
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master of his craft.
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thebestcomicbookpanels · 27 days ago
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Will Eisner's The Spirit Unused Cover Painting (c. 1974-86)
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ryanmoody · 2 years ago
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Tintin Crossover Fan Art 2 by @adammurphyart
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alternateworldcomics · 4 months ago
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The Spirit from December 1, 1940. Art by Will Eisner.
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sivavakkiyar · 7 months ago
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Will Eisner, A Contract With God
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thesobsister · 3 months ago
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Inspirational words from 95-year-old working master Jules Feiffer for all of us creating later in life and maybe earlier in life too.
A tribute is rendered in a lovely strip by Peter Kuper, who separately interviewed Feiffer on his career, his many creative hats, creating despite macular degeneration, and “the endless fight.”
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ungoliantschilde · 3 months ago
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Will Eisner’s the Spirit!
Will Eisner
Georges Jeanty
Bernie Wrightson
Eric Powell
Michael William Kaluta
Eduardo Risso
Phil Hester
Ron Salas
Bruno Selig
Trevor Von Eeden
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atomic-chronoscaph · 5 months ago
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The Spirit - art by Darwyn Cooke (2009)
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spaceshiprocket · 1 year ago
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The Spirit by Will Eisner and Mark Schultz
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mudwerks · 2 months ago
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(via The Will Eisner M-16 U.S. Army Rifle Maintenance Booklet, 1968 - Flashbak)
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curtvilescomic · 10 days ago
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Will Eisner's The Spirit by Tim Sale
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thebestcomicbookpanels · 9 months ago
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Preventative Maintentance pamphlet art by Will Eisnet
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proudzionist · 9 months ago
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I love cartoons and comics . Kim possible I can't get enough of but finding out superman and batman were created by Jews ....🥰🥰🥰 Jews have such a rich culture in entertainment. Period .
Just wanted to share this 🇮🇱💙🤍
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alternateworldcomics · 2 months ago
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The Spirit from February 13, 1949. Art by Will Eisner.
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