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410:(1933) and other oversize magazines reprinting comic strips, Wheeler-Nicholson formed the comics publishing company National Allied Publications. While contemporary comics "consisted ... of reprints of old syndicate material", Wheeler-Nicholson found that the "rights to all the popular strips ... had been sewn up". While some existing publications had included small amounts of original material, generally as filler, and while
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to 'work up new ideas'. When they came home, the major found the lock to his office door changed. In his absence, Harry had sued him for nonpayment and pushed
Detective Comics, Inc. into bankruptcy court. There a judge named Abe Mennen , one of Harry's old
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with #32. Continuing for many decades, until issue #503 in 1983, it would become one of the longest-running comic books. In 2009, it was briefly revived with its original numbering, ultimately ending again in 2011 with issue #529, prior to DC Comics'
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represented the next step in the evolution of this entertainment medium in that the book contained original – not reprint – material. Actually, the idea of all original material had been tried in 1929 with the introduction of
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Wheeler-Nicholson "gave up on the world of commerce thereafter and went back to writing war stories and critiques of the
American military" in addition to straight "articles on politics and military history".
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The officer, being treated at Walter Reed Army
General Hospital for an injury to his ear, caused by the mistake of a guard who shot him when he sought to enter for sleep the home of a fellow officer at
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in publishing the open letter. Although he was not demoted, his career was dead-ended. He resigned his commission in 1923. His $ 100,000 lawsuit against Sladen was dismissed by the
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buddies, had been appointed interim president of the firm and arranged a quick sale of its assets to
Independent News. Harry gave the major a percentage of
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everyone knew and loved". Returns were high, and cash-flow difficulties made the interval between issues unpredictable. Artist
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1436:"American Treasures of the Library of Congress"
1685:The Power of Comics: History, Form and Culture
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744:Are We Winning the Hard Way?
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