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	Harvey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		David Harvey (statistician) (born 1928), D. Harvey, statistician and treasurer of the Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians
		Harvey armour, a type of naval armour developed in the late 19th century
		Harvey, the name given by John Crichton to the neural clone of Scorpius implanted in his brain in the TV show Farscape, a reference to the 1950 movie above
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Harvey (453 words)

	News > Interviews > Harvey Pekar
		Harvey Pekar: I think the main reason was that comics' potential was hardly being scratched at that point.
		There were some pretty amusing strips, but most comic books at the time were still being written for kids, and it was clear that you could do anything with comics that you could do with any other art form, but less of it was being done.
		Dark Horse, Dark Horse Comics, and the Dark Horse logo are trademarks of Dark Horse Comics, Inc., registered in various categories and countries.
	www.darkhorse.com /news/interviews.php?id=713 (1725 words)

	Comic creator: Harvey Kurtzman
		Harvey Kurtzman was one of the founders of modern American comics.
		In 1954, Harvey Kurtzman started the revolutionary satire comic book-turned-magazine 'Mad', which soon became a publishing sensation, and one of the biggest successes in the history of comics.
		Harvey was the editor, and he contributed art, wrote scripts, designed page layouts, and gathered around him some of the finest cartoonists ever.
	lambiek.net /artists/k/kurtzman.htm (265 words)

	Harvey Comics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Harvey forays in the 50s and 60s into superhero, suspense, horror, western and the like under their Thrill Adventure and Harvey Thriller line), kid comics have been the bulk of their output.
		Due to the slump in the comic book industry, Harvey stopped publishing in 1982-86.
		There was talk of licensing their * Spooky's girlfriend Poil
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Harvey_Comics (108 words)

	Harvey Comics: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Richie rich is a fictional character who debuted in harvey comics in the 1950s....
		Mutt and jeff was a comic strip that ran from november 15, 1907 to 1982....
		Baby huey, a gigantic infant duckling, was a creation of paramount pictures famous studios in the early 1950s, and later became a harvey comics...
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/h/ha/harvey_comics.htm (697 words)

	Letters to the Editor
		Harvey was NOT "founded in 1939 in New York City as a comic book company by brothers Alfred, Leon, and Robert Harvey," as your article states.
		Harvey was founded in 1940 by Alfred Harvey as "Alfred Harvey Publications." The first comic published was Pocket Comics No. 1 in spring of 1941, the sister publication was Fun Parade No. 1, a collection of gag cartoons.
		When Harvey stopped producing comics in the early 1980s it was because it had been devastated by lawsuits, period.
	www.awn.com /mag/issue5.06/5.06pages/5.06letters.php3 (1120 words)

	The Harvey Awards
		Kyle Baker, recently named as a guest of the 2006 Baltimore Comic-Con, has been announced as the Master of Ceremonies for the Harvey Awards, to be held Saturday night, September 9 in Baltimore, Maryland.
		The awards are named for Harvey Kurtzman (1924-1993), a cartoonist, writer, editor, and comics genius.
		Nominations for the Harvey Awards are selected exclusively by comics creators - those who write, draw, ink, letter, color, design, edit or are otherwise involved in a creative capacity in the comics field.
	www.harveyawards.org /news.html (358 words)

	On My Mind: Harvey Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		I have a soft spot in my heart for Harvey Comics.
		Ritchie Rich was my Harvey favorite when it came to their comic books.
		My beloved superheros were not sold there but Harvey comics were.
	onmymind1.blogspot.com /2006/02/harvey-comics.html (545 words)

	Los Angeles Business Journal: Casper helps scare up $9 million in Harvey Comics initial offering - cartoon character; ...
		On June 11, Santa Monica-based Harvey Comics Entertainment Inc., which owns the rights to such friendly cartoon characters as Casper, Richie Rich and Baby Huey, raised $9 million with an initial public offering of 1.2 million shares at $7.50 per share.
		By June 23, Harvey's stock was trading on the over-the-counter market at more than $8.50 per share after hitting a high of $10.25 earlier in the week.
		As a result of the offering, the life of Harvey's chief executive officer, 28-year-old Jeffrey A. Montgomery, is beginning to resemble that of one of the cartoon characters he owns -- Richie Rich.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m5072/is_n26_v15/ai_14243062 (397 words)

	Hogan's Interviews \| Harvey Pekar
		We called her “Dr. Rhodes.” She told the writer Harvey was treated before they started using a drug that would have done a lot to minimize the suffering he experienced during immunosuppression, when he was blistered all over and trying to sleep on the palms of his hands and on his knees.
		She used to tell patients like Harvey that his particular combination of drugs for chemotherapy was “a 12-week treatment.” She now calls it a “12-part treatment” because no one gets through it that fast.
		We renamed Harvey’s oncologist because, when we went to press, the awful nurse was still working for her.
	cagle.msnbc.com /hogan/interviews/pekar/home.asp (8813 words)

	War Comics; comics with a military theme
		The strip also appeared in the Sunday comics of civilian comics and made a one-shot appearance in "True Comics" #55, December 1946, which turned out to be Sad Sack's first comic book appearance.
		The "Sad Sack Comics" series had the longest continuous run of all Harvey Comics produced.
		The comic style was used because of the perceived lower intelligence or reading skills of the average American GI.
	www.diggerhistory.info /pages-asstd/comics.htm (629 words)

	HARVEY comics for sale
		The Harvey collection consists of Richie Rich, Sad Sack, Casper, Spooky, Hot Stuff, Little Lotta, Little Dot and more.
		Many of these comics are from the seventies.
		For a partial listing of available comics, browse to http://www.triadebiz.com/forsale/comics4sale.
	www.talkaboutcomicbooks.com /group/alt.comics/messages/15694.html (111 words)

	Recycling Bin 47 - Royal Roy, a Derivative Boy (May 2001)
		All featured a Harvey house style, involving a clean and upbeat feel to the art and characters with disproportionately large heads relative to their bodies, a conventional indicator of prepubescence in comic-book treatments of human anatomy.
		Having noted the incriminating similarities to Harvey concepts and furthermore observed the self-defeating character of some types of imitation (particularly of material which the comics market ultimately couldn't support any longer), we might ask ourselves whether Marvel Comics' Star line of books, through this specimen, intended something more along the lines of an homage.
		As one mitigating circumstance, however, we have the general failure of Harvey Comics as a publisher in an imploding industry, a condition that makes such intellectual five-finger discounting more akin to picking a dead man's pocket than a holdup.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/niven/142/recycleb/rb47.html (1455 words)

	RALPH'S COMIC CORNER - LINKS
		Comics Worth Reading - not much I can add to the description beyond that title...find out about some comics worth reading that you may not be aware of.
		Comic Book Periodic Table of the Elements - You are presented a periodic table of the elements...click on an element, you get a page from a comic book related to that element.
		Comics 2 Film - get the most up-to-date information on this and all other movies from comics that are or may be in productions.
	www.ralphscomiccorner.com /links.html (5551 words)

	Comic Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Comic books helped build our imaginations and taught us to read...they even taught us
		Below are a few examples of some old and new comics
		The comics shown here are for informational purposes only...not for sale.
	www.bobblesandmore.com /comics.html (79 words)

	Mike Sterling's Progressive Ruin
		I realize that I've been on some kind of weird Harvey Comics trip lately, but when you get right down to it, that's really the only kind of Harvey Comics trip you can be on, given how downright peculiar Harvey strips can be.
		First off is this Richie Rich story, where a burglar fixes it that the Riches' robot maid Irona appears "sick," and while she's away recuperating, the burglar will arrange to have his own robot maid accomplice take her place.
		So, a couple nights ago pals Ian, Dorian, Tom, and I headed for the local sports bar to discuss the forthcoming domination of the comicsweblogosphere by the Associated Comics And Pop Culture Webloggers of Ventura County, CA And Outlying Environs (which is, as always, ACAPCWOVCCAOE for short).
	progressiveruin.com /archives/2004_08_15_archive.html (2301 words)

	Comic Book Sales
		A couple of regular features appear, including "Meet" (a Harvey character) and in this case it was Little Dot where Mark provides a history of the character, including first appearances and the titles she appeared in.
		In a nutshell Marvel hired away all the Harvey artists and writers and created new characters that contained more than a few similarities to some of the Harvey characters (which were not being published during this time).
		Harvey, probably like other comic companies, from time to time advertised certain new titles and ongoing issues that never did see the light of day from a publishing perspective.
	home.att.net /~thft/sale.htm (4135 words)

	Interview: Harvey Pekar and Dean Haspiel on The Quitter - 10/25/2005 - Publishers Weekly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Dean Haspiel, a veteran of indie and mainstream comics, is the latest artist to work with Pekar.
		Harvey wanted to repay me so we decided to collaborate on a longer story which became The Quitter.
		Harvey, your comics have brought you a certain level of stardom, yet you're still anxious about providing for your family.
	www.publishersweekly.com /article/CA6277440.html (827 words)

	Comic creator: Harvey Pekar
		In 1976, Harvey Pekar brought a real breakthrough in American comics: his 'American Splendor', a comic featuring Pekar's stories drawn by several artists such as R.
		Crumb, Joe Zabel, G. Budgett and Gary Dumm, brought unflinching realism into comics.
		Harvey Pekar billed this book as coming "from off the streets of Cleveland" and that's the kind of stories readers got - no bombast in either tag lines or narratives, no romanticizing of either sex or violence.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/p/pekar_harvey.htm (142 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Harvey Comics
		In the early 1940s, Harvey Comics (founded by brothers Leon, Robert and Alfred Harvey) was a very small, but otherwise very typical comic book publisher.
		By the 1980s, comic book sales in general were down, especially for publishers that didn't have well established superheroes on the market.
		Following a 1989 change in ownership (in which the Harvey family retained ownership of only two characters, The Black Cat and Sad Sack), the company (now re-named The Harvey Entertainment Company) went through another flurry of publishing properties licensed from other companies.
	www.toonopedia.com /harvey.htm (591 words)

	Harvey Comics Paramount Cartoons - Harveyville Fun Times! for fans of Harvey Comics & Famous Paramount Cartoons ...
		This web site is not affiliated with the Harvey Entertainment Company or Lorne-Harvey Publications or Sad Sack, Inc. The Harvey material contained on this web site is © Harvey Entertainment or Lorne-Harvey Publications or Sad Sack, Inc. All other material is © 2006 Mark Arnold.
		The Harvey material used on this web site is used for historical and informational purposes only.
		It is not designed to plagiarize or infringe on the copyrights of Harvey Entertainment or Lorne-Harvey Publications or Sad Sack, Inc.
	thft.home.att.net (609 words)

	Harvey Comics History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Harvey was eventually joined by his brothers Leon and Robert.
		In the ensuing years, Alfred Harvey augmented this roster with equally endearing creations of his own - including Wendy the Good Little Witch, Little Dot, and Richie Rich and all enjoyed tremendous popularity among youngsters in their comics (and in theatrical, then televised, cartoons) throughout the 1960s.
		Alan Harvey retained the rights to certain Harvey characters such as Sad Sack and Black Cat and has published under the names of Lorne-Harvey Publications and Recollections.
	home.att.net /~thft/harveyhist.htm (366 words)

	The Other Guys: Pre-Code Horror Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Comic books were clearly taking a great deal of their inspiration from the pulp magazines; generally, if something sold well in the pulps, it would turn up in comics not long after.
		Their longest-running title was Jumbo Comics, which had long since ceased to be any larger than any other comic book by the time of the horror fad; for its final seven issues, numbered #161 through 167, the cover and lead feature were horror, though the rest of the book remained a mix.
		The comics market was declining at the time anyway, and at very nearly the same time that the Code came in there was a major shake-up in the magazine distribution system--the American News Company, by far the largest distributor in North America, was liquidated by its stockholders.
	www.watt-evans.com /theotherguys.html (9713 words)

	Amazon.com: From Aargh! to Zap!: Harvey Kurtzman's Visual History of the Comics: Books: Harvey Kurtzman,J. Michael ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Kurtzman spends an inordinate amount of time on his own work: Mad magazine and the true-life war comics, both of which he created for Entertaining Comics (EC) in the 1950s; the short-lived Mad -like magazines he did after parting ways with EC; and his Little Annie Fanny strip in Playboy.
		Yet he is denigrating to the creators of Superman and Batman and to the underground cartoonists of the 1960s, and his look at contemporary comics tilts a bit too often toward the commercial.
		Recommended only as a supplement to other comics histories; this work is neither objective, nor academic, nor complete.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0133636801?v=glance (466 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Brief
		"As parents, schools and libraries clamor for more comics that are fun and appropriate for young children, the addition of the classic Harvey characters CASPER, RICHIE RICH and HOT STUFF is just what the teacher ordered," said Byron Preiss, President.
		AMELIA RULES by Jimmy Gownley, for the same age audience, was nominated for 2003 Eisner and 2004 Harvey Awards, the highest honors in comics.
		"Harvey original editor and 'keeper of the flame' Sid Jacobson is the consulting editor hired to guide ibooks in selecting the very best of the comics that will appear in these special collections," explained Leslie Levine, Classic Media's Vice President Consumer Products.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=4572 (548 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		This item is 10 original pairs of Harvey Comics 3 D Glasses from 1953.
		This listing is for 10 original pairs in the original cardboard sheet as published by Harvey Comics.
		If you Google Harvey Comics 3 D you will find many sites and much more info about the few comics published in 1953 or 1954 in 3 D for which these glasses were used!!!
	www.bidchaser.com /item.php?id=2800652 (325 words)

	[No title]
		This book is just a list by comic strips and then by artists; no articles, but the TWs and Donahey did rate entries.
		Harvey Magazine # 7 (June, 1999) reprints an exerpt from The Adventures of the Teenie Weenies.
		Great Cartoonists and their Art by Art Wood (1987); The World Encylopedia of Comics edited by Maurice Horn (1999); America's Great Comic Strip Artists by Richard Marschall (1989); Children of the Yellow Kid by Robert C. Harvey (1998); A History of the Comic Strip by six French guys (translated 1968).
	www.thetws.com /books.htm (883 words)

	News
		Dark Horse Comics and ReelArt Studios have announced an agreement for Dark Horse to act as exclusive sales agent for Reel Art's upcoming program of licensed, limited-edition statues, busts and wall plaques.
		This summer, Dark Horse is proud to release two comics that will bend your imagination and raise your heart rate: Rex Mundi and Scarlet Traces: The Great Game....
		We sat down with Emily for a quick game of 13 Questions to learn a little more about her comic and what it's like to be Strange...
	www.darkhorse.com /news/features/pg_feview/sku_00448/item_00448b (457 words)

	eBay - harvey comics, Comics, Animation Art, Characters items on eBay.com
		Harvey Comics FELIX the CAT Vol 1 #77 Nov. 1956
		Wendy Witchworld # 14 FN/VF 7.0 Harvey Comics
		Harvey Comics - misc lot of 20 for a buck!
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=harvey+comics&newu=1&... (622 words)

	Black Cat (Harvey Comics) - Comics2Film
		Harvey's classic 'Black Cat' in the works as a movie (EXTERNAL ARTICLE)
		Synopsis: Newly appointed screenwriters of the Tron remake, Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal, are completing the script for 'Black Cat,' based on the 1940s Harvey comic book character of a stuntwoman who becomes a vigilante on the streets of Los Angeles.
		Michael Uslan produces the pic to be directed by Chuck Russell.
	www.comics2film.com /ProjectFrame.php?f_id=585 (123 words)

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