Barney Baxter
Barney Baxter in the Air was a comic strip by Frank Miller. It started its run in 1935 for the Denver's Rocky Mountain News and later was syndicated by King Features.
The strip was drawn by Miller until 1943 when Bob Naylor took over the duties for a short period. In 1943, the title was shortened to Barney Baxter. Miller returned to the strip in 1946. The strip was discontinued by King Features in 1950, following Miller's death on March 12, 1949.
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