Animated Popeye Out of Context

Lost Popeye Zine, Volume 67: Dopy Nick or The Pink Whale PDF Lost Popeye Zine, Volume 67 contains the storyline "Dopy Nick or The Pink Whale".This story ran August 15 - October 8, 1955. The writer and artist are Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly, respectively.

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Panel September 12, 1955 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Popeye, Pommy, and a group of mermaids wade in the ocean. Popeye: Too late! We is SUNK! Pommy: Pity!

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Lost Popeye Zine, Volume 66: Uranium Huntr or The Living Geiger Counter Lost Popeye Zine, Volume 66 contains the storyline "Uranium Huntr or The Living Geiger Counter".This story ran from July 18 - August 13, 1955. This is the last complete daily storyline where the write...

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Panel from December 12, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Popeye (crying a single tear): I yam goin' back T'SEA where I belongs!

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Panel from July 19, 1955 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Sir Pomeroy (sweating, pointing at his left eye): E-r-ah--- I say, we'll HAVE to go BACK! I seem to have forgotten my spare monocle! Stupid of me! Heh-heh!

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Lost Popeye Zine, Volume 65: Private Life of a Privateer! PDF Lost Popeye Zine, Volume 65 contains the storyline "Private Life of a Privateer!".This story ran from April 18 - July 16, 1955. The writer and artist are Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly, respectively.

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Panel from May 18, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Popeye: But whatsa idear, Pommy? Why ya wearin' all them there watches? Sir Pomeroy: Smuggling, old chap! Just doing a spot of smuggling! Helps my financial position! Heh! Heh!

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Panel from May 25, 1955 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Popeye (wearing a clothespin over his nose, struggling and sweating, pushing against a hatch): PUSH HARDER! O-OOF

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Panel from May 19, 1955 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Periscope view of a warship firing cannons. Captain (off-panel left): CRASH DIVE! Open the vents! She's opened fire--make ready number one TORPEDO TUBE!!

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Lost Popeye Zine, Volume 64: Olive Oyl's Dilemma PDF Lost Popeye Zine, Volume 64 contains the storyline "Olive Oyl's Dilemma".This story ran February 23 - April 16, 1955. The writer and artist are Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly, respectively.Also, this sto...

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Panel from April 16, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Baron von Bagelheim (off-panel right, holding a phone receiver towards Popeye): Your father wishes to speak to you, Mr. Popeye! Popeye: Y'means Poopdeck Pappy? I thought he was in JAIL!

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Panel from March 17, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Popeye and Sir Pomeroy Vauxhall are kicked out of a front door. Cramton (Muriel Madison's butler, mostly off-panel left): And STAY out!!

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Panel from December 12, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Sir Pomeroy (off-panel left): He's down! Popeye is DOWN! Popeye (dazed, seated on the ground in the middle of a destroyed motorcycle, clutching the frame in his right hand and the top of his head with his left): ME TIMBERS IS SHIVERED!

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Lost Popeye Zine, Sundays Supplement, Volume 16: 1954 PDF This supplemental issue of Lost Popeye Zine collects the Sunday "Thimble Theatre" strips from 1954. These strips were written by Tom Sims and drawn by Bela "Bill" Zaboly.

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Panel from October 31, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly: Olive (bending over to pick up a large rock): When I say go, I mean go!!

1954, Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly

Panel from September 26, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly: Wimpy (seated at a table): 'Tis the season, the melancholy season, a season of remorse and regret!! My spirits sink lower and lower!!

1954, Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly

Panel from December 12, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly: Rough House: How long ago was that, Popeye?? Popeye (holding up his pocket watch): Two hours!! She was still screamin' when I left!!

1954, Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly

From "I Wanna Be A Life Guard" (1936)

Panel from August 29, 1954 Thimble Theatre by Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly: Wimpy: Popeye, my friend, for the small price of one h-burger I shall estimate the precise minute when the fish will begin biting at this particular place!! Popeye (seated, fishing): Okay, Wimpy...le's see ya try!!

1954, Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly

Panel from May 30, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly: Popeye (off-panel left): *playing music on a flute* Two mermaids in the ocean are hitting a bunch of fish with a SMAK and a SLAP.

1954, Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly

Panel from July 25, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Tom Sims and Bill Zaboly: Oscar: A sailor?? That is what he claims!! Swee'Pea: We can see he ain't a cowboy!!

1954, Tom Sims and Bela Zaboly

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Lost Popeye Zine, Volume 63: The Abdominal Snowman PDF Lost Popeye Zine, Volume 63 contains the storyline "The Abdominal Snowman".This story ran from December 6, 1954 - February 22, 1955. The writer and artist are Ralph Stein and Bela Zaboly, respectively...

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Panel from December 16, 1954 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Popeye (showing a photo to the bar): ? ! ? Four bar patrons and one bartender (fainting): E-E-E-E-R-R-K!

1954, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Panel from January 5, 1955 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Popeye carries a pile of luggage uphill. Princess Moona is carried on a chair by an Alakazam load bearer. Sir Pomeroy (seated, carried by two Alakazam load bearers): Capital! Capital!

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

Panel from January 13, 1955 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Princess Moona (holding a map): This chart tells of a button.....a secret button...

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly

From "King Of The Mardi Gras" (1935)

Panel from January 28, 1955 Thimble Theatre comic by Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly: Sir Pomeroy Vauxhall: HA! I have a SMASHER of an idea! Bring the DYNAMITE!!

1955, Ralph Stein and Bill Zaboly