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Stanley Randall studied at the Landon School under Norman Rockwell. He was a gag writer and artist for early comic books by Centaur and National/DC, such as 'Alfy Elephant', 'Big Sid', 'Shocky Plus Gus', 'Ramblin' Jim', 'Slim Pickins' and 'Dare-Devil Dunk'. Between 1951 and 1953 he did the newspaper feature 'Right Around Home' through King Features, and was an assistant on 'Ripley's Believe it or Not' for five years. |
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Randall has done commercial and promotional art for Pepsi, General Foods, Karo, Shell Oil and Heinz, including the comic strips 'Pepsi and Pete, Pepsi-Cola Cops' and 'Larry' for Goodyear Tire. He also did gag cartoons for the Cleveland Plain Dealer. |
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