Sunday, 28 November 2021

Cartoons

 

1998: Sports

Here is the hapless FC Knudde goalkeeper saving the boot but not the ball. From John Le Noble's comic strip 'Jaap and Joop' recording the ups and downs of FC Knudde which has been published since 1973.

2011: Animated Films by Loriot

If you don't like football how-about a day at the races.  The 4 stamps of the set are of  Lariot's most famous short cartoons.

1999: Erich Kastner - Birth Centenary

On his way to Berlin Emil has his money sewn in his pocket but when he arrived it is stolen. Emil and the detectives are following the robber on the stamp. Emil and the Detectives by Erich Kastner was published in 1931 and has never been out of print. The illustrations were by Walter Trier.

2012: Comics

Lastly here is Desperate Dan, the world's strongest man with a beard so tough he shaves with a blowtorch. He appeared in the first issue of the Dandy in 1937. The print addition ran for 75 years.

Sunday Stamps theme this week is - Comics or Illustrations - See It On A Postcard

3 comments:

Mail Adventures said...

Usually, I need an explanation for the cartoons from other countries. Thanks for providing it!

violet s said...

I remember Emil and the Detectives; didn't realize it was still in print.
The other ones I am not familiar with - and like Eva, I also need explanations for any foreign comics on stamps.

Bob Scotney said...

I'll always remember Desperate Dan. Love catching the boot.