Fudgie and Lula are wearing matching white dresses and white beaded necklaces. In the second panel Lula says "African dress should always make you conscious and proud of your heritage!" In the third panel, Fudgie replies, "African? I thought it was uni-sex!"

3 panel comic strip

Ink on paper

20.125 x 7.5 inches

Fudgie and Lula are pictured in sitting in their backyard. Lula suggests building a birdhouse and Fudgie agrees. In the third panel, Fudgie and Lula are shown admiring the birdhouse while Fudgie says "If that doesn't bring in black birds, nothing will!"

3 panel comic strip

Ink on paper

20 x 7.25 inches

Fudie and Lula are pictured walking in a park at night with Fudgie's dog, Elvis. Lula asks for Fudgie's real name, to which he replies: "It's Harcourt Jones but I may start using my new, formal Islamic name which is 'Ammamu Baka-X!"

3 panel comic strip

Ink on paper

The gals go to the movies.

Drawing; 3 panel comic strip

Ink on paper

Drawing; 3 panel comic strip

Ink on paper

Drawing; 4 panel comic strip

Ink on paper

A movie director for Super Pictures waves a script at a couple in bed; "See -- the script says nothing about that!"

Drawing; single comic page

Ink on paper

Unknown artist. Color rendering of Item 2; includes facsimile of comic book display for Gene Autry comics

Drawing; comic cover

Colored pencil on tracing paper

Caption reads "No fair, Mr. Henshaw - - - You're running counter-clockwise!"

Drawing

Ink on paper

9.25 x 11.5 inches

Caption reads "No creams, powder, rouge or lipstick - - - just eye-shadow."

Drawing

Ink on paper

9.25 x 11.5 inches