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Scribbly the Boy Cartoonist is a comic book character created in 1936 by Sheldon Mayer, first appearing in Dell Comics and then moving to All-American Publications. Scribbly Jibbet is a semi-autobiographical character, presenting the adventures of a young man starting out in the cartooning business, and working for the Morning Dispatch newspaper. His stories were told around the Golden Age era, when American comic books were primarily anthologies telling more than one story in a magazine issue. Scribbly first appeared in the Popular Comics series, and then appeared in All-American Comics from 1939 to 1944…Wikipedia
See also: Sheldon Mayer · All-American Comics · DC Comics · World's Finest Comics
Sheldon Mayer Original Hand-Drawn ‘‘Scribbly‘‘ Comic Art -- Four Stories From ‘‘All-American Comics‘‘ #6 Published September 1939, & Then Reprinted in ‘‘The Greatest Golden Age Stories Ever Told‘‘

sold for $29,845 in 2020

Sheldon Mayer Original Hand-Drawn ‘‘Sugar and Spike‘‘ Comic Book -- Complete Issue of 26 Pages From the June 1958 Issue #16 -- How Sugar & Spike Met, Batman Costume for Spike & Appearance by Scribbly!

sold for $19,899 in 2020

Irwin Hasen All-Star Comics #33 Cover Recreation Original Art (2010)....

sold for $9,600 in 2018

Sheldon Mayer Sketchbook & Diary From 1935-1937 With Over 65 Pages of Sketches & 70 Pages of Writing -- Mayer Recounts His Early Career Selling ‘‘Scribbly‘‘, Being Sued by His Former Boss & More

sold for $9,279 in 2020

Mayer, Sheldon - Sheldon Mayer Scribbly #13 Unused Cover and Modern Re-Creation Original Art Group of 2 (DC, c. 1950/1980s). ...

sold for $4,800 in 2022

Sheldon Mayer - Original Cover Art for Sugar and Spike #95 (DC, 1971). Sheldon Mayer is arguably one of the -

sold for $2,185 in 2003

Sheldon Mayer Artwork With His Characters Talking to Him, Imploring Him to Get Them Jobs at a Newspaper in the Funnies Section -- Colorful Artwork Measures 10‘‘ x 14‘‘

sold for $2,106 in 2020

Sheldon Mayer - Scribbly #1, page 2 Original Art (DC, 1948). The great Sheldon Mayer remains one of the most -

sold for $1,208 in 2005

Sheldon Mayer Handwritten Journal From 1951-55, Bursting With Creative Thoughts and Story Ideas -- Lot Also Includes Dozens of Journal Pages Including His Feelings About Working for M.C. Gaines

sold for $734 in 2021

Sheldon Mayer Personally Owned ‘‘Scribbly‘‘ #1 Comic Book, Graded 4.5

sold for $550 in 2020

Sheldon Mayer Comic Sketch Circa Early 1930s, Pre-Scribbly Strip for ‘‘Why Big Brothers Leave Home‘‘

sold for $500 in 2020

Jon L. Blummer Hop Harrigan Pin-Up Original Art (undated). As noted by Don Markstein on his Toonopedia site, -

sold for $263 in 2012

 - Sheldon Mayer, Cartoonist, Scribbly

sold for $125 in 2019

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