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Barnaby and Mr. O'Malley (1944)

af Crockett Johnson

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What has little pink wings, talks with an Irish brogue and smokes a cigar?If you are familiar with Crockett Johnson's comic strip Barnaby, you'll know the answer right away: Mr. O'Malley - one of the most delightful creations in comic strip history. If you're not, this book (and Dover's companion volume, Barnaby) will give you a chance to make the acquaintance of Barnaby and his utterly fantastic fairy godfather.From the first episode about the magic but non-germinating seeds that Mr. O'Malley supplies for Barnaby's victory garden through Mr. O'Malley's race for Congress, you will meet a host of wonderful characters: Gorgon the talking dog, Atlas the (mental) giant, Gust the ghost, Barnaby's mom and pop, and many others. Of course, most important are the self-assertive Mr. O'Malley and Barnaby himself, whose faith in his gold-bricking fairy godfather is thoroughly heart-warming.Altogether there are eight completely fantastic episodes in this book. By the time you have finished them - unless you are different from millions of other readers - you, too, will have become an ardent Barnaby fan.… (mere)
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Dated (the series starts in the U.S. during World War II), but the lively stories and adventures of a young boy and his 'fairy godfather', the cigar-chomping, incompetent, but well-meaning Mr. O'Malley can still be amusing. ( )
  BruceCoulson | Jul 11, 2014 |
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This is the original 1944 book. Separate from and do not combine with the 30-page 2012 Free Comic Book Day comic book of the same title published by Fantagraphics.
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What has little pink wings, talks with an Irish brogue and smokes a cigar?If you are familiar with Crockett Johnson's comic strip Barnaby, you'll know the answer right away: Mr. O'Malley - one of the most delightful creations in comic strip history. If you're not, this book (and Dover's companion volume, Barnaby) will give you a chance to make the acquaintance of Barnaby and his utterly fantastic fairy godfather.From the first episode about the magic but non-germinating seeds that Mr. O'Malley supplies for Barnaby's victory garden through Mr. O'Malley's race for Congress, you will meet a host of wonderful characters: Gorgon the talking dog, Atlas the (mental) giant, Gust the ghost, Barnaby's mom and pop, and many others. Of course, most important are the self-assertive Mr. O'Malley and Barnaby himself, whose faith in his gold-bricking fairy godfather is thoroughly heart-warming.Altogether there are eight completely fantastic episodes in this book. By the time you have finished them - unless you are different from millions of other readers - you, too, will have become an ardent Barnaby fan.

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