Roger Armstrong

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Roger Joseph Armstrong was a funny animal artist for the Dell/Western/Gold Key comic books from the 1940s to the 1980s. Under the Disney label, he did stories with characters like 'Hiawatha', 'The Seven Dwarfs' and 'Super Goof'. Throughout the 1940s, he illustrated such Warner Bros titles as 'Mary Jane & Sniffles', 'Bugs Bunny' and 'Porky Pig', as well as several Walter Lantz titles.…Comiclopedia
See also: Bugs BunnyDonald DuckLittle LuluOdd BodkinsFreckles and His FriendsMerrill Blosser
Roger Armstrong and Fred Fox Ella Cinders and Perilous Pauline Daily Comic Strip Original Art Group (United -

sold for $2,629 in 2010

Roger Armstrong The Lucy Show #2 Partial Story Lucille Ball Original Art Group of 9 (Gold Key, 1963).... (Total: 9 Original Art)

sold for $526 in 2017

Roger Armstrong The Lucy Show #3 Partial Story Original Art Group of 19 (Gold Key, 1963).... (Total: 19 Original Art)

sold for $430 in 2018

Roger Armstrong - Little Lulu Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 1-13-60 (Chicago Tribune-NY News Syndicate, -

sold for $374 in 2004

Roger Armstrong (as McBride) Napoleon and Uncle Elby Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 1-13-52 (c. 1950s)....

sold for $264 in 2020

Roger Armstrong Scamp Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 6-6-58 (Walt Disney Productions/King Features Syndicate, 1958).

sold for $240 in 2024

Roger Armstrong Scamp Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 6-4-58 (Walt Disney Productions/King Features Syndicate...

sold for $198 in 2020

Armstrong, Roger - Roger Armstrong Napoleon and Uncle Elby Daily Comic Strip Original Art Group of 2 (Lafave Newspaper Features, 1959... (Total: 2 Original Art)

sold for $180 in 2023

Little Lulu (1967) Roger Armstrong

listed for $175 in 2023

 - Roger Armstrong Little Lulu Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 6-10-66 (Chicago Tribune, 1966). One should let -

sold for $156 in 2019

Roger Armstrong Ella Cinders Christmas Day Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 12-25-60 (United Feature -

sold for $155 in 2017

Roger Armstrong Napoleon Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 6-13-52 (Lafave Newspaper Features, 1952). Uncle -

sold for $155 in 2017

Armstrong, Roger - Roger Armstrong, Al Abrams, Tony Strobl, and more - Illustrations Original Art Group of 12 (c.1950s-70s).... (Total: 12 Original Art)

sold for $134 in 2022

Armstrong, Roger - Roger Armstrong Scamp Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 7-3-58 (Walt Disney Productions/King Features Syndicate...

sold for $121 in 2023

Roger Armstrong Scamp Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 6-10-58 (Walt Disney Productions/ King Features Syndica...

sold for $107 in 2020

Roger Armstrong - Little Lulu Daily Comic Strip Original Art Group of 3 (Chicago Tribune, 1964). (Total: 3 Original Art)

sold for $99 in 2024

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  1. 88United States
  2. 8Europe
  3. 4France
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  1. 66Auctions
  2. 34Non-auction sources
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  1. 98Heritage
  2. 1Catawiki
  3. 1eBay US
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  1. 57eBay US (Buy It Now)
  2. 21eBay Europe (Buy It Now)
  3. 13Galerie 9ème Art
  4. 6Anthony's Comic Book Art
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