Books
Some of the daily strips were later reprinted: Bobby Thatcher's Romance (1931) and Bobby Thatcher and the Treasure Cave (1932).
During the 1940s, Storm drew for DC Comics, Fawcett and Dell Comics. A year after his death, his comic strips were collected in Bobby Thatcher, Including Philip Hardy: A Compilation, 1925-1927 (Hyperon Press, 1977) with an introduction by Bill Blackbeard.
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