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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Brenda_Starr,_ReporterBrenda Starr, Reporter - Wikipedia

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   Brenda Starr, Reporter (often referred to simply as Brenda Starr) is a comic strip about a glamorous, adventurous reporter. It was created in 1940 by Dale Messick for the Chicago Tribune Syndicate, and continued by others until 2011.

2. archive.nerdist.com › the-celebrated-life-andThe Celebrated Life And Lonely Death Of Brenda Starr, Reporter

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   Brenda Starr is going to die on January 2, 2011. Who? See, that’s the problem. In another era, nobody would have asked who Brenda Starr is. She’s a comic strip character, the star of a...

3. www.encyclopedia.com › brenda-starrBrenda Starr - Encyclopedia.com

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   Sixty years a journalist, red-haired Brenda Starr began her career as a funny paper version of the pretty girl daredevil reporter who was a staple of movies and radio over a half century ago. Created by a woman named Dale Messick, Brenda Starr, Reporter made its first appearance in 1940.

4. www.markcarlson-ghost.com › 06 › 30Brenda Starr: History, Analysis, Characters, Timeline

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   Jun 30, 2020 · Tired of only getting birth and death notices to write up, the 23-year old Brenda Starr—a reporter for the Globe—demands that her editor give her a real story. He counters that she must get an interview with underworld figure Silky Fowler by midnight or she’s fired.

5. www.dailycartoonist.com › index › 2019/02/20First and Last – Brenda Starr – The Daily Cartoonist

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   Feb 20, 2019 · The Brenda Starr comic strip quickly became a favorite among the Comic Book Magazine features, and a year after its introduction Dale Messick and her creation “graduated” to the regular Chicago Tribune Sunday comics section. That was followed, on October 22, 1945, by a daily strip.

6. www.nytimes.com › 2005/04/07 › artsDale Messick, Cartoonist Who Created Brenda Starr, Dies at 98

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   Apr 7, 2005 · She was 98. She died after a long decline that began with a stroke in 1998, her daughter, Starr Rohrman, told The Associated Press. Ms. Rohrman cared for Ms. Messick at her home in Penngrove ...

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   When did Brenda Starr become a comic strip?

   • The Brenda Starr comic strip quickly became a favorite among the Comic Book Magazine features, and a year after its introduction Dale Messick and her creation “graduated” to the regular Chicago Tribune Sunday comics section. That was followed, on October 22, 1945, by a daily strip.

   First and Last – Brenda Starr – The Daily Cartoonist

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   When did Brenda Starr get a strip?

   • This article offers the most complete summary yet. Despite the obstacles, Messick’s strip became quite popular and Patterson finally awarded Brenda Starr a daily strip in 1945. A film serial featuring Brenda appeared that same year, clearly indicating that the glamorous red-haired reporter had officially arrived.

   Brenda Starr: History, Analysis, Characters, Timeline - Mark Carlson-Ghost

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   How long did Brenda Starr live inside his head?

   • "Living inside Brenda Starr's head for 25 years". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved November 22, 2020. ^ Leger, Jackie (July 2000). "Dale Messick: A Comic Strip Life". Issue 5.04. Animation World Magazine. Archived from the original on November 24, 2010. Retrieved December 12, 2010. ^ Duin, Steven and Richardson, Mike. Comics Between The Panels.

   Brenda Starr, Reporter - Wikipedia

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   How did Brenda Starr get her name?

   • Ms. Messick was born on April 11, 1906; Brenda Starr was born in June 1940. An impossibly glamorous redhead, her appearance was inspired by Rita Hayworth; her first name came from the most famous debutante of the day, Brenda Frazier, and her last name was chosen because she was the star reporter on her newspaper, The Flash.

   Dale Messick, Cartoonist Who Created Brenda Starr, Dies at 98

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   Why was Brenda Starr rejected by the Chicago Tribune-New York News?

   • After several failed attempts, Messick submitted a female pirate strip named Brenda Starr to the Chicago Tribune-New York News features syndicate. It’s head man, Joseph Patterson, who oversaw the fortunes of such famous comic strips as Dick Tracy and Little Orphan Annie, rejected it. He was said to have had a prejudice against female cartoonists.

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   When did Brenda Starr – Reporter start?

   • Brenda Starr – Reporter began as a two-part Sunday only strip in the comic book on June 30, 1940. It is said that Brenda Starr was named after the celebutante Brenda Frasier. Rosalind Russell and her His Girl Friday movie that had appeared six months earlier.

   First and Last – Brenda Starr – The Daily Cartoonist

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8. www.chicagotribune.com › 2010/12/30 › living-insideLiving inside Brenda Starr’s head for 25 years – Chicago Tribune

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   Dec 30, 2010 · And in the wake of the feminist revolution, Brenda Starr, once a trailblazer, seemed as outdated as her omnipresent negligees. My assignment was to bring Brenda into the ’80s. Fewer tears.