New Outlook, Volumen165Outlook Publishing Company, 1935 |
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... comic dictated by the reader interests of the millions of subscribers , managing editors would be forced to devote their front pages solely to news pictures and comic strips . The front page " banner " news story now accorded the No. 1 ...
... comic dictated by the reader interests of the millions of subscribers , managing editors would be forced to devote their front pages solely to news pictures and comic strips . The front page " banner " news story now accorded the No. 1 ...
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... comic at first be- cause they felt that a news- paper could not be successful unless it retained its individual- ity . Because even the most fas- tidious managing editor had to recognize the fact the circula- tion , and consequently ...
... comic at first be- cause they felt that a news- paper could not be successful unless it retained its individual- ity . Because even the most fas- tidious managing editor had to recognize the fact the circula- tion , and consequently ...
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... comic artists must work . There is no written book of " don'ts " for the comic artist to follow , but the rules are no less exacting because of the absence of such formalized instructions . The comics must try to please every- body and ...
... comic artists must work . There is no written book of " don'ts " for the comic artist to follow , but the rules are no less exacting because of the absence of such formalized instructions . The comics must try to please every- body and ...
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