Herbie Wuz Here!
The cartoonist best known to Canadian troops in WWII was Bing Coughlin, who drew the "Herbie" cartoons for the Maple Leaf the Canadian Army daily newspaper. Bing had front line experience and started his career by doing sketches for the soldiers in his own troop. The main character Private Herbie Canadian became so well known that Canadian soldiers generally were called Herbies. Where Americans left "Kilroy Wuz Here" signs, "Herbie Wuz Here" sometimes marked the path of the Canadian advance.
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- Algrove Publishing Limited
- 9781897030677
- January 1, 2008
- Actual Photo
- 187
- L 23.0cm x W 15.3cm x H 1.2cm
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Acceptable: All pages are intact; the cover is intact. The spine, cover, pages and dust jacket (if applicable) may show signs of considerable wear such as marks, wears, cuts, bends and crushes. Pages can include limited notes in pen or in highlighter, but the notes do not obscure the text. May have a remainder mark (usually black or red in colour and is usually a dot or line on the bottom of the book on the page edges).