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Punch and Judy (Vol. 1) # 11 Signed by Joe Giella (1st Comic Work)
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Signature Notes: Punch and Judy # 11 was signed by artist Joe Giella at East Coast Comic Con 2018.
About: Punch and Judy (Vol. 1) # 11 is a 1946 Golden Age Comic that features the first comic artwork for veteran DC Batman artist Joe Giella.
** This comic is a File Copy that belonged to comic artist, Saul Kessler, who worked on this comic. He was an animator at the Max Fleischer Studios in Brooklyn and worked on Popeye and Betty Boop animation. Kessler specialized in cartoon humor art for DC Comics from 1944-1947.
This comic was obtained directly from the Saul Kessler estate and comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity COA.
Comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (C.O.A).
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Punch and Judy (Vol. 1) # 11 Signed by Joe Giella (1st Comic Work) – Saul Kessler File Copy
Condition Notes: Golden Age Era comic in Mid Grade condition with Cover wear. Comic is securely attached at staples. Comic is complete with all pages. No Cut Outs. This comic is an Artist File Copy with hand-written notes by artist, Saul Kessler.
Signature Notes: Punch and Judy # 11 was signed by artist Joe Giella at East Coast Comic Con 2018.
About: Punch and Judy (Vol. 1) # 11 is a 1946 Golden Age Comic that features the first comic artwork for veteran DC Batman artist Joe Giella.
** This comic is a File Copy that belonged to comic artist, Saul Kessler, who worked on this comic. He was an animator at the Max Fleischer Studios in Brooklyn and worked on Popeye and Betty Boop animation. Kessler specialized in cartoon humor art for DC Comics from 1944-1947.
This comic was obtained directly from the Saul Kessler estate and comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity COA.
Comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (C.O.A).
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