Jim Borgman & Jerry Scott

This is the ORIGINAL ART for the Zits comic strip that appeared in newspapers on March 16, 2007. It is drawn by Jim Borgman, the Pulitzer Prize winning editorial cartoonist, and written by Jerry Scott (who also writes the strip Baby Blues). Featuring a fun gag about the relationships between parents and teenager, the original is inked on a 16x5.75” piece of Bristol board and is signed “Scott and Borgman” in the first panel.

Zits first debuted in 1997 and quickly became one of the most popular comic strips of today. The talent of Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman melded together so well as this team has continued creating the strip together for almost 20 years. During their time working together, Zits has won many awards, but most impressively, both men have individually won the National Cartoonists Society’s highest honor - the Reuben Award.

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Rick Kirkman & Jerry Scott

This is the ORIGINAL ART for the Baby Blues comic strip that appeared in newspapers on November 16, 2006. It is drawn by Rick Kirkman and written by Jerry Scott (who also writes the strip Zits). What parent can’t relate to this joke where couch crunch is served up for breakfast? The original is penciled and inked on a 14.5x5.3” piece of Bristol board and is signed “Kirkman & Scott” in the last panel.

Baby Blues first debuted in 1990 instantly relating to new parents everywhere. The talent of Jerry Scott and Rick Kirkman has served the strip so well that they have been creating it together for the past 26 years. Baby Blues has won many awards over the years, but both creators have individually won the National Cartoonists Society’s most prestigious honor - the Reuben Award.

Rick Kirkman creates the strip digitally these days, so original art of new comics doesn’t exist. Don’t miss this chance to add real Baby Blues art to your collection!

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