Comic by Joshua Kohn. The introductory contest announcement is unsigned. The Paper, October 1980.
Joshua Kohn, thirteen year old super hero of the art world (who has contributed significantly to his father’s burgeoning career) has mastered yet another medium.
His comic strip outstripped all other entries.
The Paper is pleased to announce that “Little Sister” will be featured in these pages monthly.
Original comic dialogue
First panel: “Sophie! Guess what we are having for dinner. WRONG!
We are having steak, chicken, salmon, artichokes, etc.”
Second panel: “Apple pie, ice-cream, iced-tea, HUH? Where did Sophie go? I was just telling her what a superb assortment…”
Third panel: “…we were having for dinner. Anything you’d want!” — “Sophie? Oh! She’s in the living room.”
Final panel: “EATING CRAYONS!”
The complete original drawing, including the panel lettering, is reproduced below.
Original photograph caption
Little Sister, by Joshua Kohn. The Paper, October 1980, page 6.
Originally published in The Paper, October 1980.
Read this article in the original newspaper issue.
Original source: SD_Times1980_10.pdf, printed page(s) 6; PDF page(s) 6.
