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Old 05-27-2012, 09:43 PM   #33
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Getting (sort of ) back to the original topic, one way to chart the steady decline of the American newspaper is to take a look at the funny pages. Where once great art thrived in the form of full-page illustrations by the likes of Winsor McCay, Alex Raymond and Hal Foster, we now have nothing but gag strips packed four or more on a page.
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