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And as you can see, Kane’s story gets cover billing on the forthcoming Hogan's Alley #25, which is now available for preorder! www.hoganmag.com/stores/preor...

Hogan’s Alley #25 will feature a long article about Kane’s life and career and her legal struggle to be recognized as a key influence on the cultural icon Betty Boop. Here’s the opening spread of that article.

Read Nat Gertler's fascinating story from Hogan's Alley #18 about Franklin's debut (and the fan who facilitated it): www.hoganmag.com/blog/crossin...

It’s a complicated story, but fortunately, you can buy the book that lays out Betty’s complete saga! Just go to bettybrownbook.com and enter the code BEACHREAD15 at checkout—valid through tomorrow—to get 15% off your copy of The Complete Betty Brown, Ph.G. in paperback or hardcover.

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Ladies and gentlemen, the tummler in chief.

They’re quite distinct strips!

Bushmiller was not big on world-building and adhering to it consistently.

Midterms are coming.

Never has anyone been so proud to be so uninformed.

I've been serializing the sequence from "Betty Brown," so I can see where coming to it with no context would be confusing. Basically, Doc Todd was hit by a drunk driver right before he and Betty were scheduled to be married. This is the aftermath of that accident.

You make a great point! But it wasn't Betty who needed convincing. Doc Todd was so despondent that he couldn't see a way past his mishap.

It was so good, darkly funny. The first two Overboard reprint collections are worth acquiring if you can find them. Lots of solid gold in them.

…and the first Sunday:

My good man. It’s a pantomime strip. I titled this series Wordless Wednesday because I like alliteration.

Whereas this one actually is.