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Känns inget vidare att gå till skolan i så här trasiga strumpor :( hålen på hälarna är fruktansvärda och undersidan är som ett såll. Mamma och pappa tycker bara det är små lufthål. Nån mer som tvingas gå till skolan med trasiga strumpor???
WBAP-FM held Hal's Angels auction Christmas 2006. Bidding on these great "HalBay" holiday gift items from WBAP sponsors created donations for The Coalition To Salute America's Heroes.
Harold Rudolf Foster (August 18, 1892 – July 25, 1982), aka Hal Foster, was a Canadian-American illustrator best known as the creator of the award-winning comic strip Prince Valiant.
William Randolph Hearst, who had long wanted Foster to do a comic for his newspapers, was so impressed with Foster's pitch for Prince Valiant that he promised Foster the ownership of the strip if he would start the series, a very rare offer in those days. The strip began February 13, 1937, continuing for decades.
Prince Valiant in the Days of King Arthur, or simply Prince Valiant, is a long-run comic strip created by Hal Foster in 1937. It is an epic adventure that has told a continuous story during its entire history, and the full stretch of that story now totals more than 3700 Sunday strips.
Prince Valiant began in full-color tabloid sections on Saturday February 13, 1937. The first full page was strip #16, which appeared in the Sunday New Orleans Times Picayune. The internal dating changed from Saturday to Sunday with strip #66 (May 15, 1938). The full-page strip continued until 1971 when strip #1788 was not offered in full-page format—it was the last strip Foster drew. The strip continues today by other artists in a half page format.
The historical and mythological elements of Prince Valiant were initially chaotic, but soon Foster attempted to bring the facts into order. Some elements of the story place it in the Fifth century, such as the death of Attila the Hun in 453 and Geiseric's sacking of Rome in 455, which Prince Valiant and Aleta witness. The murder of Aëtius in 454 differs from the historical version; Valiant and Gawain are blamed for the murder and must flee.
The storyline is not historically accurate. While obviously meant to take place in the mid-Fifth century, Foster incorporated anachronistic elements: Viking Longships, Muslims, alchemists and technological advances not made before the Renaissance. The fortifications, armor and armament resemble the High Middle Ages.
Slightly fantastic elements, like "marsh monsters" (a dinosaur-like creature) and witches, were present in the early years but were later downplayed (as was Merlin's and Morgan le Fay's use of magic), so that by 1942, the story became more realistic.
Foster stopped illustrating (and signing) the Prince Valiant pages in 1975. For several years, he continued writing the strip and doing fairly detailed layouts for Murphy, eventually doing less and less of both the writing and art until Alzheimer's took his memory and he no longer remembered ever doing Prince Valiant.
Foster died in Winter Park in 1982.
Topeka cemetery
Topeka, Kansas
July 01, 2011
Green Lantern collectable bust for sale.
He is a fictional superhero appearing in comic books published by DC Comics. His ring grants him a variety of extraordinary powers.
Supanova Expo, Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney, Australia (Saturday 20 Jun 2015)
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 07: Hal Rubenstein attends the 2016 Couture Council of The Museum at FIT Honoring Akris Creative Director Albert Kriemler at Annual Luncheon at David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center on September 7, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Andrew Toth/Getty Images for FIT)
Hal fending off muddy footed dogs, Fred Astaire style all swish in tails.
The top hat was Rob's great grandfathers.
Coconino HS prom 2010.
Hal Smith, shown in front of the earlier Sherrod Library, served as library director from 1947-1977 and retired from the university in 1982, undated.