Talk:Telecomics

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Another comic strip attempt of the era

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In 1949, Tack Knight made up a five minute sample of his early-1930s comic strip "Little Folks" being shown frame by frame, with the dialog voiced by Lucille Bliss,.who would soon be on TV voicing Crusader Rabbit. Contemporary reporting here. I've found no sign that it ever reached the air, but it may well fit into this article among the "many attempts were being made" discussion. (I won't add it myself, as I have a conflict of interest with regard to "Little Folks".) -- Nat Gertler (talk) 02:45, 22 November 2025 (UTC)Reply

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Talk:Telecomics

Another comic strip attempt of the era