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    The Comic Weekly Man, Volume 1: Original Radio Broadcasts

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    Airing on Mutual, The Comic Weekly Man combined two pastimes important to American families, Radio and Comic strips. The Comic Weekly Man brought comic strip favorites – from Flash Gordon to Beetle Bailey, from Prince Valiant to Snuffy Smith—to life. The concept was simple. The Comic Weekly Man sang his theme song, then picked up the newspaper, flipped right to the comic strips, and read them aloud to millions of listeners, replete with different voices, music, and sound effects. The Comic Weekly Man, voiced by veteran radio actor Lon Clark, voiced all the male parts while Little Miss Honey, a young girl, assisted with the female roles. Listen as the classic comic characters joke, fight, and tickle their way to your ears with The Comic Weekly Man, Volume 1 from Radio Archives.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media Audio
    Release dateOct 1, 2019
    ISBN9781690540250
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