2010 Sunday Funnies 44 Cent US Postage Stamp Unused Sheet of 20 Scott #4467 - #4471

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We are pleased to offer for sale this 2010 Sunday Funnies 44 Cent US Postage Stamp Unused Sheet of 20 Scott #4467 - #4471

• Country: United States
• Stamp Name: Sunday Funnies
• First Day Cover Issue Date: July 16th, 2010
• Denomination: 44 cents
• + Scott Numbers... - Scott Numbers
  • 4467 Beetle Bailey
  • 4468 Calvin and Hobbes
  • 4469 Archie
  • 4470 Garfield
  • 4471 Dennis the Menace
• + Illustrations... - Illustrations
  • A3410 Beetle Bailey
  • A3411 Calvin and Hobbes
  • A3412 Archie
  • A3413 Garfield
  • A3414 Dennis the Menace
• Color: Multicolor
• Condition: Unused. Stamp Sheet is a stock photo. Plate positions may vary.
• Sheet Size: 20 stamps, 5 across, 4 down
• History: The Sunday Funnies are the full color comic strips distributed with newspapers on Sundays only. The other days of the week do not feature full color comic strips. This sheet highlights what have been some of the most popular comics over the years. Beetle Bailey started in 1950, and is set at a fictional military post. It is one of the oldest comic strips still being produced by the original author Mort Walker. Calvin and Hobbes started in 1985 and is authored by Bill Waterson. The two characters are based on a theologian and a philosopher (John Calvin and Thomas Hobbes). The comic tends to subtly comment on existential and social issues. Archie is the oldest of the comics on this sheet. Archie first appeared in Pep Comics issue #22 in 1941. Since his debut Archie and his friends have appeared in many different comic strips and comic books. The creation of the characters in Archie comics is credited to John L. Goldwater. Garfield by Jim Davis has been a huge success in American culture and has spawned multiple television specials and motion picture movies. Garfield's popularity is partly attributed to the light-hearted nature of the comic. It follows Garfield the cats though many real and imagined adventures. Dennis the Menace by Hank Ketcham which started in 1951 could also be considered an icon of American pop-culture. The comic is about the antics of a young boy who is always getting into mischief. Like Garfield, Dennis the Menace has also been the springboard for many television shows and major motion pictures.

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