Fred Basset: No.45 by Morris A. Graham
Fred Basset, one of the most successful cartoon characters ever created.
Fred Basset
Summary
Provide a hound's-eye view of life from the pages of the Daily Mail. An authority on sausage-snatching, golf and that instrument of canine torture, the escalator, Fred Basset continues to grace countless publications everywhere.
Fred Basset Summary
About Morris A. Graham
Born in Scotland, Alex Graham began selling cartoons to magazines during World War II. He created a comic strip, Wee Hughie, in 1945 and continued this feature until about 1970 in the Dundee Weekly News. Graham produced two other comics, Our Bill and Briggs the Butler in 1946. On July 9, 1963, Graham began the comic strip with which he is most closely associated: Fred Basset. The strip still continues in the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, and a book of the Fred cartoons is published every year.
Additional information
GOR003083389
9781855926684
1855926687
Fred Basset: No.45 by Morris A. Graham
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Orion Publishing Co
19931104
80
N/A
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