posted April 11, 2003 01:01 PM               

Here's a nice overview: http://www.toonopedia.com/herbie.htm

posted April 11, 2003 01:08 PM               

The Herbie books were very well done.Pretty different from anything else ever done in comics (or any medium, for that matter!)If you want a sample, Dark Horse published a 2 issues of color reprints in the early 90s and another company printed them as well, though in black and white. I often see them in quarter bins.

posted April 12, 2003 01:07 AM               

Gonna bop you with this lollipop!

I was just thinking earlier this week that Herbie and Powerhouse Pepper were at the absolute top of my Dream Archive list, along with Little Lulu.

posted April 12, 2003 06:31 AM               

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Originally posted by Scott Nichols:

I was just thinking earlier this week that Herbie and Powerhouse Pepper were at the absolute top of my Dream Archive list, along with Little Lulu.

-Scott

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Last week I bought Fantagraphics' Powerhouse Pepper collection and it is great stuff! You can order it directly from Fantagrahics.com for $6.00.
Wolverton was so unique. Nobody had the manic sense of humor he did. It's interesting you'd think of Herbie and Powerhouse together since their styles are almost totally different. Herbie's so deadpan and subtle, while Powerhouse is whacko!