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harleyman9…
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i have these booklets, and i have finally found out what they are. the first one is a scooby doo storyboard, the complete show, from page 1-21. but it jumps from page 1 to page 9. it is wrote down that there is no pages 2-8. the others are the bookets that are the studio prints(xerox)model sheets. there is aproximatly 10 pages in each one. there is "globetrotter superheroes" "casper"and "scooby doo". the scooby doo one is numbered 8/28. then there is one that is 26 pages long and it says ...*series"buford files"*. i dont know much more about this king of things, so i wold appriciate it if you could help me with some info on them, or point me toward collectors for these things. just any info would be really great.
PrintsPrintmaking is a very old art form, dating, in the case of woodblock prints…
i am not sure if i can do this,but i will post my email address if needed
I would guess, since the storyboard and style guide sheets are photocopies, rather than original art, they have a low value. You might Google Hanna-Barbera collectors and see if you can find a collector or club that might be interested in your find.