Original Comic Art Published Mike Kaye Generation Gap April 22, 1996

  

This original comic art by Mike Kaye is a rare find for any collector. Published in The Observer edition of April 22, 1996, this piece is a must-have for fans of comic strips. The art showcases Kaye's unique style and creativity, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

Kaye was protege to the late Mort Walker of Beetle Bailey who guided him in his syndication endeavors. This work was later republished in comic book format as part of the Amphoman Funnies trilogy. If you're not familiar with Kaye's work simply search online Amphoman.

The year of production is 1996, and the piece is an original art along with a copy of the paper page it was published on. The comic's theme is centered around generational differences, making it a great conversation starter.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this one-of-a-kind item. Kaye later went on to win a TELLY and was nominated for an EMMY. Kaye's latest work is Ulrius Jewels and the Power of the Gems published through Previewsworld by Advent Comics. Kaye was compared to a young Stan Lee because of his fresh story telling abilities.