Tony DiPreta Autograph Joanne Palooka Hand Drawn Signed and Inscribed Mid 1960's 1/1

$200.00

Tony DiPreta Autograph – Joanne Palooka Hand-Drawn, Signed & Inscribed – Mid-1960s Original Artwork

Own a remarkable piece of American comic strip history with this hand-drawn and autographed original sketch by Tony DiPreta, legendary cartoonist of Joe Palooka and Rex Morgan, M.D.. This unique piece, dating back to the mid-1960s, features a personal signed and inscribed illustration of Joanne Palooka, the sister of the beloved boxing hero who entertained millions through newspapers across the country.

This was drawn and signed for me by Tony around 1966. I had Joe and Joanne, but Joe has been lost over time.

DiPreta, celebrated for his clean, expressive linework and storytelling ability, was one of the most enduring artists of the Golden Age of comic strips. His work carried on the legacy of Ham Fisher’s Joe Palooka, cementing the character as a cultural icon of American sports and entertainment.

✨ One-of-a-Kind Original – Not a print or reproduction; hand-drawn and personally signed by Tony DiPreta.
✨ Historical Significance – A rare artifact from the mid-20th century’s golden era of syndicated comics.
✨ Signed & Inscribed – Personalized by the artist, adding a special touch of authenticity and collector value.
✨ Perfect for Collectors – A prized acquisition for comic art enthusiasts, boxing fans, or anyone who appreciates the enduring charm of classic newspaper strips.

This piece is more than just an autograph—it’s a handcrafted slice of American pop culture history, bridging the world of sports, comics, and art. A true treasure for the discerning collector.

Tony DiPreta Autograph – Joanne Palooka Hand-Drawn, Signed & Inscribed – Mid-1960s Original Artwork

Own a remarkable piece of American comic strip history with this hand-drawn and autographed original sketch by Tony DiPreta, legendary cartoonist of Joe Palooka and Rex Morgan, M.D.. This unique piece, dating back to the mid-1960s, features a personal signed and inscribed illustration of Joanne Palooka, the sister of the beloved boxing hero who entertained millions through newspapers across the country.

This was drawn and signed for me by Tony around 1966. I had Joe and Joanne, but Joe has been lost over time.

DiPreta, celebrated for his clean, expressive linework and storytelling ability, was one of the most enduring artists of the Golden Age of comic strips. His work carried on the legacy of Ham Fisher’s Joe Palooka, cementing the character as a cultural icon of American sports and entertainment.

✨ One-of-a-Kind Original – Not a print or reproduction; hand-drawn and personally signed by Tony DiPreta.
✨ Historical Significance – A rare artifact from the mid-20th century’s golden era of syndicated comics.
✨ Signed & Inscribed – Personalized by the artist, adding a special touch of authenticity and collector value.
✨ Perfect for Collectors – A prized acquisition for comic art enthusiasts, boxing fans, or anyone who appreciates the enduring charm of classic newspaper strips.

This piece is more than just an autograph—it’s a handcrafted slice of American pop culture history, bridging the world of sports, comics, and art. A true treasure for the discerning collector.