The Comics Journal #297 - Mort Walker Interview Comic Book Artists and collected in this book

and collected in this book

And the comic's gratuitous bloodshed is not to be overshadowed by its crude humor and over-the-top sexcapades

An early collection of the strip and the rotund Uncle Elby and his dog Napoleon

it also benefited from a range of digital contributions by Computer Film Company

Vatine made his name with this book

The Comics Journal #297 - Mort Walker Interview Comic Book Artists and collected in this bookThe Magazine of Comics News and Criticism. This issue contains a career spanning interview with Mort Walker, the creator of the long running comic strips Beetle Bailey and Hi and Lois, as he talks about a half century in the funny pages. Plus: French artist Emmanuel Guibert on documenting Alan's War. Also: A gallery of art by pioneering 17th century caricaturist Thomas Rowlandson and a biographical essay by acclaimed Masses cartoonist Art Young. And: