Showing posts with label Adam Ames. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adam Ames. Show all posts

Sunday, August 16, 2026

Adam Ames (Part 5)

Adam Ames
by Elliott Caplin and Lou Fine

Part Five: Helena and Harvey Harnet
Part 5: Oct 5, 1960 - Feb 11, 1961

07/10/26
Oct 5, 1960 - A woman and her adult son, Harvey, arrive at their new home, next door to the Bakins. Harvey doesn't care for the look of Malvern but his mother feels otherwise.

Friday, July 10, 2026

Adam Ames (Part 4)

Adam Ames
by Elliott Caplin and Lou Fine

Part Four: Wendy Bakin
May 11 - Oct 4, 1960

05/28/26
May 11, 1960 - Miss Blue, one of Joel’s teachers, catches him drawing in class while staring at one of his classmates.

I get the impression that Miss Blue teaches something other than art.

Thursday, May 28, 2026

Adam Ames (Part 3)

Adam Ames
by Elliott Caplin and Lou Fine

Part 3: Hank Weer and Brock Emmady
Jan 22 - May 10, 1960

04/27/26
Jan 22-23, 1960 - Adam and Joel arrive home. Bessie is working on dinner. Adam wants to know where Susie and Buzz are at. Bessie has no idea. Adam goes looking for his two youngest kids. They are hiding in his studio. Susie tells Buzz to keep quiet. Their faces are dirty.

I have no idea what Susie and Buzz have been doing. Maybe they will play a bigger role in this arc than they did in the first two arcs. 

Monday, April 27, 2026

Adam Ames (Part 2)

Adam Ames
by Elliott Caplin and Lou Fine

Part 2: The Sembles
Sep 30, 1959 - Jan 21, 1960

03/25/26
Sep 30, 1959 - Bessie gets very excited when Morell Semble, the richest man in Malvern, comes to the Ames house. 

Maybe the strips from Sep 28 and 29 should be part of the second arc but I think they belong with the previous one. My guess is that Semble wants Adam to paint his portrait or something like that. Where will that lead? I have no idea.

Wednesday, March 25, 2026

Adam Ames (Part 1)

Adam Ames
by Elliott Caplin and Lou Fine

I recently discovered an archive of this comic strip online at ComicBookPlus. I decided to give it a try. Adam Ames was a daily strip (Mon-Sat). It ran for just over three years, from July 6, 1959 until July 28, 1962. I started by reading it for free on ComicBookPlus which has the strips through Feb 11, 1961 (about half of the total run of Adam Ames). After reading the first five weeks worth of strips I decided to order the collected edition from Lulu which includes the full run of Adam Ames.