Website review: Welcome to Pogos Website!
kostia discovered this in Comic Books
•7 reviews since Feb 14, 2004
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•pogopossum.com
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TheChangeling rated 4 months ago- From the page: \"That\'s right: Oh-fishul. As in, this here\'s the swampy sector of the Internet, a place devoted to the legendary American comic strip created by Walt Kelly. We have facts and funnies and faqs, all about a strip consistently voted one of the Best of All Time and the fascinating folks who inhabited it. So pull up a tree stump and browse about the place.\"
- montagheald rated 5 months ago
- The official site of one of the all time best comic strips ever.
- mugwump rated 14 months ago
- the best comic strip ever.
- FranStein rated 17 months ago
- I loved POGO, but had a hard time finding the strip in local newspapers even in its heyday. You can bet I'm spending a lot of time here from now on!
- JCness rated 28 months ago
- Pogo was great. It along with Lil Abner were truly socially conscious with out being preachy.
- Merry rated 33 months ago
- I've adored Pogo since I first found the books my Mom had, at about age 8. Glad to see he's still around.
- fivecats rated 52 months ago
- The official Walt Kelly "Pogo" website. Walt Kelly was a master of the artform, giving his characters very distinct personalities, and helped to demonstrate them via different (hand-drawn) fonts. Pogo was one of the first and best strips that took on the political issues of the day and influenced a generation of comic strip artists. If you don't know Pogo, spend some time getting to know him and the other residents of the Okefenokee Swamp.
