Fred Thomas Signed Concept Original Comic Art Strip Pencil Panel Cartoon 1966 Hobos - Good Ol Bo b4207

Fred Thomas Signed Concept Original Comic Art Strip Pencil Panel Cartoon 1966 Hobos - Good Ol Bo b4207

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Fred Thomas Signed Concept Original Comic Art Strip Pencil Panel Cartoon 1966 Hobos - Good Ol Bo b4207FRED THOMAS Comic Strip CONCEPT Original Panel Hand Drawn Pencil Art SIGNED by FRED THOMAS (from LONG SHOTS fame), 1966 Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery COA Fred Thomas is of course famous for Long Shots amongst other Newspaper comic strips. He pitched Good Ol' Bo (a. k. a. Bum Luck) as a continuing character feature, a departure from his established success with one shot gags. The feature concerned a group of hobos, offering cynical observations on

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