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Brickman was a commercial artist, creating illustrations for many companies. His most recognizable is Mr. Yoyo, the brand character for Duncan yoyos. He also wrote and illustrated books, including Don't Do It Yourself, about home repair.
This collection consists of Morrie Brickman’s The Small Society comic strip, including: 60 original daily cartoon drawings, 40 original Sunday strip drawings, proofs of daily cartoons, 1966-1985, and Sunday cartoons 1967-1983.
Mar 17, 1994 · Morrie Brickman, 76, a retired nationally syndicated cartoonist, was the author of “The Small Society” comic strip. It appeared in more than 300 papers and 35 foreign publications....
Oct 30, 2014 · MORRIE BRICKMAN (1917-1994) TOUCHES UP “THE SMALL SOCIETY” PANEL OF 9 MAY 1966. (Left) AND A 1969 PAPERBACK COLLECTION (RIGHT). Before “The Small Society,” Brickman was an illustrator and advertising designer and wrote a few books including a home repair volume called “Don’t’ Do It Yourself!”.
This collection consists of Morrie Brickman’s The Small Society comic strip, including: 60 original daily cartoon drawings, 40 original Sunday strip drawings, proofs of daily cartoons, 1966-1985, and Sunday cartoons 1967-1983.
See all 1 artworks ›. My Father Doesn’t Understand Me, from the small society, n.d. Morrie Brickman.
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Morrie Brickman is an American comic artist, who created the newspaper comic strip 'Small Society'. It first appeared in 1966 and ran until 1999. Morrie Brickman also created the strips 'Pic-trix', 'Crosscut' and 'Blue Chips', which lasted between five and seven years.
