Cartoonist Profiles (1977) comic books 1971-1973

CARTOONIST PROfiles magazine allows syndicated cartoonists to tell, in their own words, what it took for them to become professionals. Comic artists explain their own unique method of creating a continuous flow of ideas, which have sustained them over long periods of time. This magazine explains how the cartoonist brought himself to the attention of the major syndicates. They tell their own life experiences have enabled them to speak with that unique voice. Cover price $2.50.

CARTOONIST PROfiles magazine allows syndicated cartoonists to tell, in their own words, what it took for them to become professionals. Comic artists explain their own unique method of creating a continuous flow of ideas, which have sustained them over long periods of time. This magazine explains how the cartoonist brought himself to the attention of the major syndicates. They tell their own life experiences have enabled them to speak with that unique voice. Cover price $2.50.

CARTOONIST PROfiles magazine allows syndicated cartoonists to tell, in their own words, what it took for them to become professionals. Comic artists explain their own unique method of creating a continuous flow of ideas, which have sustained them over long periods of time. This magazine explains how the cartoonist brought himself to the attention of the major syndicates. They tell their own life experiences have enabled them to speak with that unique voice. Cover price $2.50.

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CARTOONIST PROfiles magazine allows syndicated cartoonists to tell, in their own words, what it took for them to become professionals. Comic artists explain their own unique method of creating a continuous flow of ideas, which have sustained them over long periods of time. This magazine explains how the cartoonist brought himself to the attention of the major syndicates. They tell their own life experiences have enabled them to speak with that unique voice. Cover price $2.50.

CARTOONIST PROfiles magazine allows syndicated cartoonists to tell, in their own words, what it took for them to become professionals. Comic artists explain their own unique method of creating a continuous flow of ideas, which have sustained them over long periods of time. This magazine explains how the cartoonist brought himself to the attention of the major syndicates. They tell their own life experiences have enabled them to speak with that unique voice. Cover price $2.50.

CARTOONIST PROfiles magazine allows syndicated cartoonists to tell, in their own words, what it took for them to become professionals. Comic artists explain their own unique method of creating a continuous flow of ideas, which have sustained them over long periods of time. This magazine explains how the cartoonist brought himself to the attention of the major syndicates. They tell their own life experiences have enabled them to speak with that unique voice. Cover price $2.50.

February 1971. A unique quarterly magazine for the professional, the cartoon buff, the student, and all who enjoy cartoons. Cover blurb: "This life-size working model of a Rube Goldberg invention for taking photos the hard way is part of a wonderfully varied exhibit honoring the late, great cartoonist at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of History and Technology in Washington, D.C. (Details in this issue.) One explanatory note: when the balloon, which has already exploded in this picture, bursts, an electrical connection is made which causes a little button to rise from the floor under the dictator's foot, thus toppling him over backward onto the bulb. Visitors to the Exhibit stand in line to get a chance to sit on the stool and thus to start the mechanism in motion." Cover photo by Bill Perry. Cover price $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

June 1971. Dan DeCarlo interview, Leobnard Starr, Bill Gaines. Cover blurb: "The bearded MADman shown here was honored at a recent surprise party and presented with a souvenir book containing a number of drawings done especially for the occasion by various MAD Magazine artists. Shown here is a drawing by George Woodbridge. Not shown here is an attached dial by means of which the dialogue in the balloons can be changed. Photos and other details inside this issue." Cover price $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

September 1971. A unique quarterly magazine for the professional, the cartoon buff, the student, and all who enjoy cartoons. Cover blurb: "The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin, where this year's Annual Meeting of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists was held in May. Details and photos of this annual outstanding event will be found inside this issue." Cover price $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

December 1971. Cover blurb: "This issue contains a story written especially for CARTOONIST PROfiles readers by Charles Schulz. Following is his comment on the photo above: 'Here I am in my practice jersey given to me by the Minnesota North Stars. One of their centers, Charlie Burns, lives in our area during the summer and has been helping us with our junior hockey program. Note the great gloves. They are good for playing in but terrible for drawing.'" Cover photo by Kathy Mugele. Cover price $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

March 1972. Cover blurb: "Bud Sagendorf, who writes and draws Popeye for King Features Syndicate, has sketched herewith some of the strip's famous characters for our cover. Starting at the upper left with Alice the Goon, and going counter-clockwise, you see J. Wellington Wimpy, Popeye, Swee'pea, the Jeep, Granny, Olive Oyl, the Sea Hag, Bernard, and Brutus, looking over the fence. Elsewhere in this issue we begin some of Sagendorf's reminiscences about Popeye's creator, the late E.C. Segar, with whom Bud was very closely associated from 1931 till Segar's death in 1938." Cover price $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

June 1972. Cover blurb: "In this issue our readers will find our conversation with Russell Myers, the Kansas City cartoonist who writes and draws the saga of the witch Broom Hilda, in that very popular strip for the Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate. This cover drawing, showing the principal characters in action, was drawn especially by Russell Myers for CARTOONIST PROfiles." Cover price $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

September 1972. Cover blurb: "At the first American International Congress of Comics held in New York this past April, your editor had the pleasure of spending a day with Herge, the famed Belgian creator of the world-renowned character, Tintin, whose exploits have entertained readers in many countries over the past 43 years. In this issue you will find an account of some of the things we talked about." Cover price $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

December 1972. Cover blurb: "In this issue famed cartoonist, Dale Messick, tells the story of herself and her longtime popular strip Brenda Starr, which she created for the Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate" Cover photo by Jim Ruth. Cover price $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

March 1973. Cover blurb: "The characters in the brand new comic strip, Mixed Singles, join creators Mel Casson and Wm. F. (Bill) Brown in this cover drawing which the cartoonist team made especially for CARTOONIST PROfiles. Left to right, they are Harvey Mix, Maynard, Gypsy, Joy, Casson & Brown, Arnold, Kelly and Ferris. The United Feature Syndicate is distributing this great new feature." Cover price $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

CARTOONIST PROfiles magazine allows syndicated cartoonists to tell, in their own words, what it took for them to become professionals. Comic artists explain their own unique method of creating a continuous flow of ideas, which have sustained them over long periods of time. This magazine explains how the cartoonist brought himself to the attention of the major syndicates. They tell their own life experiences have enabled them to speak with that unique voice. Cover price $2.50.

September 1973. Cover blurb: "Gordon Bess, the creator of the very popular comic strip, Redeye, for King Features Syndicate, has drawn his characters especially for the cover of this issue. From left to right, they are: Medicine Man, Mawsquaw, Redeye, Tawnee, Tanglefoot, Pokey and the horse, Loco. Read about them, and about Gordon Bess, inside this issue." Cover price $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

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CARTOONIST PROfiles magazine allows syndicated cartoonists to tell, in their own words, what it took for them to become professionals. Comic artists explain their own unique method of creating a continuous flow of ideas, which have sustained them over long periods of time. This magazine explains how the cartoonist brought himself to the attention of the major syndicates. They tell their own life experiences have enabled them to speak with that unique voice. Cover price $2.50.