Will Eisner Collection 1934-1983

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Will Eisner Collection 1934-1983

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The collection includes original and published work by Will Eisner, and by various artists who worked for him, as well as correspondence, articles, and commercial publications.

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The Ohio State University Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum

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