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Hal Foster’s Tarzan: The Complete Sunday Comics 1931-1937 - The Comics Journal (opens the original)
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Harold Foster’s Tarzan (and Prince Valiant) are and aren’t comics. They’re sequential narratives told in words and images, but the symbiosis of the speech balloon doesn’t exist in the artist’s world. I’d call them 75% comics, and at their best (Prince Valiant in the 1950s) the work achieves an intelligence unique to American newspaper comics. Foster uses the omniscient narrator to tell a story and to comment on the assets and shortcomings of his characters. Val is often teased, by Foster the nar
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