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Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
Two Comic Books by Dudu Geva and Kobi Niv – Jerusalem, 1981/1983 – With Signed Dedications by the Authors and Two Original Illustrations by Dudu Geva
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Two comic books by Dudu Geva and Kobi Niv: * "Sefer Megochach" [A Ridiculous Book]. Jerusalem: "Adam", 1981. * "Bno shel Megochach [The Son of the Ridiculous]. Jerusalem: "Adam", 1983.
On the first leaves of the two books there are dedications to a reader named Noam: one dedication was handwritten by Dudu Geva and the other by Kobi Niv. Beside each of the dedications, there is an illustration of the comic hero – "Joseph the Clerk" – drawn especially for the receiver of the book by Dudu Geva. One of the dedications is dated: 7.6.83 [?].
The books, whose comic strips were published for the first time in the Tel-Avivian weekly "HaIr" and the Jerusalemite weekly "Kol HaIr", include, among others, the story of "Joseph and His brothers".
"Sefer Megochach": 127 pp; "Bno shel Megochach": 127 pp, 26x20 cm. Good condition. Stains, Minor blemishes to bindings. Tears to spines.
On the first leaves of the two books there are dedications to a reader named Noam: one dedication was handwritten by Dudu Geva and the other by Kobi Niv. Beside each of the dedications, there is an illustration of the comic hero – "Joseph the Clerk" – drawn especially for the receiver of the book by Dudu Geva. One of the dedications is dated: 7.6.83 [?].
The books, whose comic strips were published for the first time in the Tel-Avivian weekly "HaIr" and the Jerusalemite weekly "Kol HaIr", include, among others, the story of "Joseph and His brothers".
"Sefer Megochach": 127 pp; "Bno shel Megochach": 127 pp, 26x20 cm. Good condition. Stains, Minor blemishes to bindings. Tears to spines.
Periodicals, Comic Books and Hebrew Anthologies
Periodicals, Comic Books and Hebrew Anthologies