Large Framed Prince Valiant Poster by KFS.

This 1960's poster shows trademark and Copyright information at the bottom that says "Prince Valiant (C) KFS Pop Art Portraits (TM) Printed in the USA". KFS stands for "King Features Syndicate", who owned the copyright to the Prince Valiant character and published all those incredible Prince Valiant Sunday and daily funnies newspaper comic strips in the 1930's, 1940's, 1950's, etc. Although it doesn't show a date, this poster was probably produced around 1965 or 1966. King Features Syndicate also licensed posters of other comic strip heroes like the Phantom, Flash Gordon, and Mandrake the Magician. This poster measures 52 inches tall x 32 inches wide.

Origin of art for the poster. PRINCE VALIANT Dell Four Color Comic #650 Comic Book Circa 1955
	BOB FUJE ART Mr. Fuje also collabrated on the PRINCE VALIANT 567 1954 DELL BOB FUJE / RICHARD WAGNER PHOTO COVER If you have never heard the name Bob Fujitani, you are in for a real treat. As far as Golden Age greats go, he may be the most ‘under the radar’ of them all. His work is as prolific as it is exquisite, but his name rarely seems to come up in conversations about the all-time greats. Born in Bob Fujitani was of Irish/Japanese descent and attended New York City’s American School of Design. He started work in comics shortly after America’s entry into World War Two.
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