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Friday, August 11, 2025

YOE Got Mail!

Yo, Yoe!
Ah yes! The great Chuck McCann. He was a fixture on kiddie television in NewYork. The thing about reading the Sunday comics was very cool, although it probably started as a way to fill time. It was one less segment they had to write.

The best part was when he would dress up as Little Orphan Annie with his "eyebones blunk out" as they say in the Pogo strip. I don’t think I paid any attention to Harold Gray’s way of drawing eyes previous to that. All his characters that those blanks stares. So Chuck would but white discs over his eyes. It was pretty wacky.

"Arf," said Sandy.
-David Burd

BTW, does any Arf Lover out there have this book? I’d love to get a good printable 300 dpi scan for a future Arf book. Actially, would welcome any other "Arf" jpg’s of Sandy or Popeye or other toons arf-ing.


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