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E. C. Segar (1894–1938)

Author of Popeye, Vol. 1: I Yam What I Yam!

106+ Works 1,166 Members 22 Reviews 4 Favorited

About the Author

Image credit: From "What's In the New York Evening Journal," Project Gutenberg

Series

Works by E. C. Segar

Popeye, Vol. 1: I Yam What I Yam! (2006) 197 copies, 1 review
"Well Blow Me Down!" (2007) 123 copies
"Let's You and Him Fight!" (2008) 100 copies
"Plunder Island" (2009) 83 copies
"Wha's a Jeep?" (2011) 73 copies
Popeye (2005) 31 copies, 1 review
Popeye: The 60th Anniversary Collection (1989) 30 copies, 1 review
Braccio di ferro (1999) 15 copies, 1 review
Ich, Popeye (1984) 4 copies
Popeye / Olaf el Vikingo (2000) 3 copies
Popeye et son popa (1981) 3 copies
Popeye the Sailor [1933 short film] (1933) — Writer — 2 copies
Popeye Postcard Book (1997) 2 copies
Popeye and the Jeep (1937) 2 copies
Tutto Sappo 1 copy
Popeye de zeeman 1 copy, 1 review
Popeye's Ark 1 copy
Popeye 7 : 1930 (1986) 1 copy
Skipper Skræk - Nr. 17 1 copy, 1 review

Associated Works

Linus (1969) n.4 — Author — 1 copy
Il grande Alter - Hamburger (2020) — Author — 1 copy

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Common Knowledge

Legal name
Segar, Elzie Crisler
Birthdate
1894-12-08
Date of death
1938-10-13
Gender
male
Occupations
cartoonist
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Chester, Illinois, USA
Places of residence
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Burial location
Woodlawn Cemetery, Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, USA
Associated Place (for map)
Illinois, USA

Members

Reviews

22 reviews
Pat and I went to a big show of comic art a few years ago that included original stuff by E.C. Segar. I liked them so much that I asked him to get me this collection, and over the years he got me all six volumes. In 1919 the strip, Thimble Theatre, featured Ham Gravy and Olive Oyl, then Olive's brother Castor was added and most of the 1920s stories were about his get rich quick schemes. When he needed to take his luck-bestowing African Whiffle Hen to an island casino in order to win show more millions, he hired Popeye to sail the boat, and the latter was such a colorful character that he took over the strip.
I finally started reading and it's hilarious. The humor is surreal and dry, absurd and charming. I'm loving it, and haven't forgotten that Popeye on TV cartoons was one of my first childhood crushes.
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Muy buena selección. Las páginas no llegan al nivel de las protagonizadas por Popeye, pero muestran un gran nivel, especialmente las del periodo 1928-1930 y la larga aventura en el desierto, donde Segar crea excelentes páginas y da grandes ejemplos del humor surrealista que caracterizaba su obra.
Muy buena selección. Las páginas no llegan al nivel de las protagonizadas por Popeye, pero muestran un gran nivel, especialmente las del periodo 1928-1930 y la larga aventura en el desierto, donde Segar crea excelentes páginas y da grandes ejemplos del humor surrealista que caracterizaba su obra.
Muy buena selección. Las páginas no llegan al nivel de las protagonizadas por Popeye, pero muestran un gran nivel, especialmente las del periodo 1928-1930 y la larga aventura en el desierto, donde Segar crea excelentes páginas y da grandes ejemplos del humor surrealista que caracterizaba su obra.

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Statistics

Works
106
Also by
4
Members
1,166
Popularity
#22,047
Rating
4.1
Reviews
22
ISBNs
65
Languages
8
Favorited
4

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