Comics Review #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"It's the Berries" is a sharp, self-aware strip from 1984 that captures the behind-the-scenes realities of comic syndication, with a wry commentary on shrinking space and rising costs. The story, lettered in typeset, appears in a format that reflects its own premise—smaller, tighter, and more economical—mirroring the shift it announces. The cover, a crisp, classic piece by Milton Caniff in both pencils and inks, perfectly complements the tone with its understated wit and period detail.
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Announces that "starting next issue, most of the strips we carry will be run five to the page instead of four.... we're going to have to ... run the strips the size the syndicates send to us. The expense of shooting them all up to the old four-column size is killing us."
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