Blondie: Number 3
Condition: SECONDHAND
This is a secondhand book. The jacket image is a photograph of the exact copy we have in stock. This image shows the condition of this book. Further condition remarks are below.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
For over nine decades, Blondie has reigned as one of the most beloved and enduring comic strips in American popular culture — and Blondie: Number 3 collects over 250 of its finest strips, chronicling the hilariously chaotic domestic life of the Bumstead family in all its laugh-out-loud glory. At the center of it all is Blondie herself, the sharp-witted, ever-patient wife to the lovably hapless Dagwood — a man whose talent for oversized sandwiches, ill-timed naps, and workplace blunders is matched only by his good-natured bumbling, all set against the backdrop of quintessential American suburban life. Chic Young's genius lay in his masterful ability to distill the universal absurdities of marriage, family, and daily routine into a deceptively simple four-panel format, producing strips that remain as sharp and relatable today as when they first appeared. This third volume in the Beaumont series presents a rich treasury of Young's wit, illustrating why Blondie was syndicated in over 1,800 newspapers worldwide and translated into dozens of languages. Whether you're a lifelong fan of the Bumsteads or a newcomer to their wonderfully chaotic world, this collection will leave you wondering: what outrageous misadventure could Dagwood possibly stumble into next?
Author: Chic Young
Format: Paperback
Genre: Cartoons & comic strips
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
For over nine decades, Blondie has reigned as one of the most beloved and enduring comic strips in American popular culture — and Blondie: Number 3 collects over 250 of its finest strips, chronicling the hilariously chaotic domestic life of the Bumstead family in all its laugh-out-loud glory. At the center of it all is Blondie herself, the sharp-witted, ever-patient wife to the lovably hapless Dagwood — a man whose talent for oversized sandwiches, ill-timed naps, and workplace blunders is matched only by his good-natured bumbling, all set against the backdrop of quintessential American suburban life. Chic Young's genius lay in his masterful ability to distill the universal absurdities of marriage, family, and daily routine into a deceptively simple four-panel format, producing strips that remain as sharp and relatable today as when they first appeared. This third volume in the Beaumont series presents a rich treasury of Young's wit, illustrating why Blondie was syndicated in over 1,800 newspapers worldwide and translated into dozens of languages. Whether you're a lifelong fan of the Bumsteads or a newcomer to their wonderfully chaotic world, this collection will leave you wondering: what outrageous misadventure could Dagwood possibly stumble into next?