Born Irving Joel Rafsky in New York City, he became best known for his syndicated strip named for the title figure "Pottsy", a New York City police officer. Irving studied ar Columbia University and subsequently worked as a newspaper reporter for several papers. In the late 1920s, he became a sports cartoonist, drew the strip "Bozo Blimp", and worked in advertising.
Beginning in 1932, and for the next 13 years, he drew the weekly panel "Collier's Cops" for Colliers Weekly< (showing 500 of 830 characters). |
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