The Crooked Man (comic strip 1931)
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
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The Boston Globe (7 february 1931, p. 20)
The Crooked Man is a comic strip drawn by the American illustrator Leo O'Mealia published in various American newspapers in 1931.
The comic strip was serialized in 18 parts (numbered H-1 to H-18) with 4 illustrations each (only 3 for the last one). Total: 71 illustrations.
This is an adaptation of the Arthur Conan Doyle's short story: The Adventure of the Crooked Man (1893).
Editions
- in The Boston Globe (9-28 february 1931 [US])
- in Santa Ana Register (16 february - ~5 march 1931 [US])
- in Chester Times (2-21 march 1931 [US])
- in Decatur Evening Herald (~30 march - 18 april 1931 [US])
- in The Border Cities Star (28 april - 18 may 1931 [CA])
- in The Brooklyn Citizen (21 september - 3 october 1931 [US])
Episodes
- On a New Trail
- A Veteran's Career
- Barclay's Strange Moods
- Tragedy Enters
- What the Coachman Saw
- The Locked Door
- Mysterious Visitor
- Strange Companion
- Mrs Barclay's Agitation
- Encounter With the Cripple
- A Woman's Wrath
- Tracked Down
- The Cripple Found
- Henry Wood's Strange Story
- Perilous Mission
- Treachery!
- Revengeful Victim
- How Barclay Died
Comic strips
The Boston Globe (9 february 1931, p. 16)
The Boston Globe (10 february 1931, p. 20)
The Boston Globe (11 february 1931, p. 28)
The Boston Globe (12 february 1931, p. 27)
The Boston Globe (13 february 1931, p. 39)
The Boston Globe (14 february 1931, p. 18)
The Boston Globe (16 february 1931, p. 18)
The Boston Globe (17 february 1931, p. 28)
The Boston Globe (18 february 1931, p. 15)
The Boston Globe (19 february 1931, p. 30)
The Boston Globe (20 february 1931, p. 35)
The Boston Globe (21 february 1931, p. 18)
The Boston Globe (23 february 1931, p. 18)
The Boston Globe (24 february 1931, p. 20)
The Boston Globe (25 february 1931, p. 28)
The Boston Globe (26 february 1931, p. 28)
The Boston Globe (27 february 1931, p. 36)
The Boston Globe (28 february 1931, p. 18)
