Irwin Hasen

Irwin Hasen started his professional cartooning career in the 1930s after graduating from the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League in New York. He worked on sports and advertising cartoons before moving on to comic books by 1940. After serving in World War II, he returned to working on comic books and comic strips. Most notably, he collaborated with Gus Edson while on a tour of Europe to create the daily comic strip Dondi, which would run in newspapers from 1955 until 1986 when Hasen entered semi-retirement.^[1]

• 90 work(s) where "Irwin Hasen" worked on a cover
• 3 work(s) that "Irwin Hasen" wrote
• 133 work(s) that "Irwin Hasen" penciled
• 89 work(s) that "Irwin Hasen" inked

• 1 cover(s) "Irwin Hasen" worked on
• 1 image(s) "Irwin Hasen" worked on as penciler
• 1 image(s) "Irwin Hasen" worked on as inker

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