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Comment from BethShelby
I've seen this cartoon and read it a few times. He was always with Helga when I saw it. I had no idea it had heen used by so many for anvertizing purposes. I wish I'd read something about these cartoon earlier when I was getting a daily paper. I might have appreciated them more.
reply by the author on 18-Mar-2024
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I've seen this cartoon and read it a few times. He was always with Helga when I saw it. I had no idea it had heen used by so many for anvertizing purposes. I wish I'd read something about these cartoon earlier when I was getting a daily paper. I might have appreciated them more.
Comment Written 15-Mar-2024
reply by the author on 18-Mar-2024
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Appreciate your comments and the review.
Comment from Carol Hillebrenner
I know Hagar is one of my favorites, but I had no idea he was used for so many sales gigs and had tv shows. Now I wonder what his voice sounds like in those. Very interesting article and loading with a lot of good info.
reply by the author on 18-Mar-2024
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I know Hagar is one of my favorites, but I had no idea he was used for so many sales gigs and had tv shows. Now I wonder what his voice sounds like in those. Very interesting article and loading with a lot of good info.
Comment Written 13-Mar-2024
reply by the author on 18-Mar-2024
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Appreciate your comments and the review.
Comment from tfawcus
I remember Hagar the Horrible from my childhood and found your background information fascinating. Anyone who can get away with one bath a year is bound to attract the admiration of a youngster!
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2024
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I remember Hagar the Horrible from my childhood and found your background information fascinating. Anyone who can get away with one bath a year is bound to attract the admiration of a youngster!
Comment Written 13-Mar-2024
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2024
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Most youngsters do indeed balk at baths. Appreciate your comments and the review.
Comment from GWHARGIS
I remember my dad chuckling at Hagar and his disgruntled antics. I enjoy reading about the basis for these cartoon characters. As a writer, there is always research even for fictional characters. I enjoyed this piece very much. Gretchen
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2024
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I remember my dad chuckling at Hagar and his disgruntled antics. I enjoy reading about the basis for these cartoon characters. As a writer, there is always research even for fictional characters. I enjoyed this piece very much. Gretchen
Comment Written 13-Mar-2024
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2024
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Appreciate your comments and the review.
Comment from Ulla
Thank you so much for sharing this, Brett. I've obviously never heard of the comic strip as I grew up in Denmark. The only thing that confused me was the name Hamlet popping up. He was a Danish prince of Shakespeare's creation nothing to do with the Scandinavian Vikings. I should know, Lol. Ulla:)))
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2024
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Thank you so much for sharing this, Brett. I've obviously never heard of the comic strip as I grew up in Denmark. The only thing that confused me was the name Hamlet popping up. He was a Danish prince of Shakespeare's creation nothing to do with the Scandinavian Vikings. I should know, Lol. Ulla:)))
Comment Written 13-Mar-2024
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2024
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But, Dik Browne who created Hagar, liked the name and used it. Appreciate your comments and the review.
Comment from Baltimore Born
This is a very interesting post. "Hagar the Horrible'" evolved in so many different ways over the years. I have never heard or read the comic strip. Good, captivating details from beginning to end. Nice informative post.
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2024
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This is a very interesting post. "Hagar the Horrible'" evolved in so many different ways over the years. I have never heard or read the comic strip. Good, captivating details from beginning to end. Nice informative post.
Comment Written 13-Mar-2024
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2024
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Appreciate your comments and the review.
Comment from T B Botts
Hello Brett,
I always enjoyed reading Hagar back when we had a newspaper. As with the other comic strips you've written about, you've gone to a lot of work to bring all the info to the forefront. Well done.
Have a blessed evening.
Tom
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2024
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Hello Brett,
I always enjoyed reading Hagar back when we had a newspaper. As with the other comic strips you've written about, you've gone to a lot of work to bring all the info to the forefront. Well done.
Have a blessed evening.
Tom
Comment Written 13-Mar-2024
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2024
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Appreciate your comments and the review.
Comment from barbara.wilkey
Thank you for sharing "Hagar the Horrible" with us. I was a fan and would read this comic daily. It was funny and normally made an interesting statement. I enjoyed reading this post.
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2024
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Thank you for sharing "Hagar the Horrible" with us. I was a fan and would read this comic daily. It was funny and normally made an interesting statement. I enjoyed reading this post.
Comment Written 12-Mar-2024
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2024
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Glad you enjoyed this posting. Appreciate your comments and support.
Comment from Ric Myworld
I like this trip down memory lane with a refresher course in comic strips that have shaped most of our lives. And I just noticed that Dennis the Menace was written by Hank Ketchum, a last name I've never heard much, and started wondering if maybe he was kin to Jack Ketchum the horror writer Stephen King described as the scariest writer in America. It's always a pleasure, thanks for sharing.
reply by the author on 12-Mar-2024
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I like this trip down memory lane with a refresher course in comic strips that have shaped most of our lives. And I just noticed that Dennis the Menace was written by Hank Ketchum, a last name I've never heard much, and started wondering if maybe he was kin to Jack Ketchum the horror writer Stephen King described as the scariest writer in America. It's always a pleasure, thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 12-Mar-2024
reply by the author on 12-Mar-2024
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No relation. Here is some info you may enjoy about the 4-time Bram Stoker Award, and World Horror Convention Grand Master, Jack Ketchum. He was born Dallas William Mayr and Jack Ketchum was one of his two pen names. The other one he wrote his Short Fiction under was Jerzy Livingston. His most famous Short Fiction was called Broken On The Wheel Of Sex. Among Long Fiction he wrote Right To Life, The Lost, Closing Time, Off Season, its sequel Offspring, The Girl Next Door, Red, The Woman, a collection of poetry known as Notes From The Cat House, and a collection of Plays called Triptych. Much appreciate the review.
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I?ve read all his books. Now, thanks to you, I can read his short stories. 😁
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I?ve read all his books. And now, thanks to you, I?ll get to read his short stories. Thanks
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Enjoy. Just wanted to show you a little appreciation for all your support.
Comment from Karen Cherry Threadgill
What does Hagar the Horrible have to do with King Kong? I loved Hagar, he was one of my favorites. I also loved Calvin and Hobbs, and Doonesbury. I am eclectic. Good research. Karen
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reply by the author on 12-Mar-2024
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What does Hagar the Horrible have to do with King Kong? I loved Hagar, he was one of my favorites. I also loved Calvin and Hobbs, and Doonesbury. I am eclectic. Good research. Karen
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Comment Written 12-Mar-2024
reply by the author on 12-Mar-2024
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Liked the picture. Appreciate the review.
