Wilbert L. Holloway
Holloway (1899 - 1969) was a cartoonist in the United States. He drew the Sunny Boy Sam cartoon for 41 years. It was the second longest running comic strip in the African American press.
Wilbert L. Holloway
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- 1899
- Died
- 1969
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- cartoonist
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Holloway (1899 - 1969) was a cartoonist in the United States. He drew the Sunny Boy Sam cartoon for 41 years. It was the second longest running comic strip in the African American press.
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Born in 1899, died in 1969.
Holloway (1899–1969) was a cartoonist.
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