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Latest revision as of 23:52, 7 February 2023
Pogo is a long-running American comic series created by Walt Kelly. Its first two major characters, Pogo Possum and Albert Alligator, made their debut in 1942 in the first issue of Animal Comics. In 1948, the series was made into a newspaper comic strip, running until 1975. It was also revived from 1989 to 1993. Set in the Okefenokee Swamp, it follows the lives of Pogo, Albert, and a large cast of other animals who live or visit there. It also delves into satire and politics, commenting on current events.
Contents
- 1 Comic books
- 1.1 Albert Takes the Cake (Animal Comics #1, 1942)
- 1.2 Albert's Birthday (Animal Comics #8, 1944)
- 1.3 Ol' Albert is Really a Deer (Animal Comics #9, 1944)
- 1.4 Animal Comics #15, 1945
- 1.5 Animal Comics #16, 1945
- 1.6 The Internal Intern (Four Color, 1942 Series #105, 1946)
- 1.7 Fearless Friends of the Fish Fry (Four Color, 1942 Series #105, 1946)
- 2 Comic strips
Comic books
Albert Takes the Cake (Animal Comics #1, 1942)
Albert's Birthday (Animal Comics #8, 1944)
Ol' Albert is Really a Deer (Animal Comics #9, 1944)
Animal Comics #15, 1945
Animal Comics #16, 1945
The Internal Intern (Four Color, 1942 Series #105, 1946)
Fearless Friends of the Fish Fry (Four Color, 1942 Series #105, 1946)
Comic strips
November 18, 1948
New York Star original
June 6, 1949 reprint
