Phil Boyle (b. 1897)
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Biography:
Phil Boyle worked as a ghost artist for Ham Fisher on Fisher's comic strips including Joe Palooka in the early 1930s, returning to assist Fisher after Al Capp left the position in the mid-1930s. Boyle returned again to ghost assist Mo Leff on Joe Palooka during the 1950s.
Boyle overcame a disability caused by polio as a child to become a cartoonist.
Name:
- Phil Boyle
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Type: Common Alternative Name
Given name: Phil Family name: Boyle
Other Names:
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Phile Boyle
Type: Common Alternative Name
Given name: Phile Family name: Boyle -
Philip B. Boyle
Type: Common Alternative Name
Given name: Philip B. Family name: Boyle -
Ham Fisher
Type: Ghost Name
Editing
Relations:
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Ghosted for
- Ham Fisher (b. 1900)
Notes: Phil Boyle worked as a ghost artist for Ham Fisher on Fisher's comic strips including Joe Palooka in the early 1930s. He returned to assist Fisher after Al Capp left the position around 1933-34. - Ghosted for - Ham Fisher (b. 1900)
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Ghosted for
- Mo Leff (b. 1915)
Notes: Phil Boyle ghost assisted Mo Leff on the Joe Palooka comic strip during the 1950s.
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