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Ugly Is as Ugly Does: The Broom-Hilda Story (1976) Tempo.

I Love You, Broom-Hilda (1973) Tempo Books.

Myers continues to write and draw the strip, compiling a large backlog of strips in the event poor health were to prevent him from meeting his syndication requirements. Myers won the National Cartoonists Society's Humor Comic Strip Award for 1975 for his work on the strip.Д¬aplin died in 2000. Typing the command 'Grelber' would cause the computer to insult the user. Grelber also appeared as a computer program on old Unix systems. There was discussion of casting with Andersen suggesting Catherine Zeta-Jones for the title role, but the show was not produced. The music was composed by Leroy Anderson.

In 2004, it was announced that there would be a Broadway musical based on the comic strip characters, written by Martin Charnin ( Annie) and Kurt Andersen ( Spy magazine). June Foray was brought back to voice the character.ДЄ live-action Broom-Hilda sketch was included in the special Mother's Day Sunday Funnies broadcast May 8, 1983, on NBC. The animation sequence was produced by Bill Melendez Productions.

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The character also made a brief animated appearance in The Fantastic Funnies (1980), a TV special that aired on CBS showcasing newspaper cartoonists. Voices were provided by June Foray (Broom-Hilda), Bob Holt (Gaylord) and Alan Oppenheimer (Irwin and Grelber). The show featured animated versions of several famous comic strips, including Tumbleweeds, Alley Oop and Nancy.

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Thirteen episodes were produced, and the series ran for one season on NBC. Broom-Hilda's voice was provided by Jane Webb (also the voice of Betty Cooper and Veronica Lodge).Д«room-Hilda returned in another Filmation series, Fabulous Funnies (1978). The series was produced by Filmation Associates. Broom-Hilda was one of the comic strips featured on their show, along with Dick Tracy, Moon Mullins, Emmy Lou, The Captain and the Kids, The Dropouts, Nancy and Smokey Stover. The first was part of Archie's TV Funnies (1971), an animated series set in a television station run by Archie Andrews and his friends. Big Lump, a large dinosaur-like creature, appeared in the strip's early years.Д«room-Hilda was adapted twice for animated television series.Though an animal who never speaks, he is capable of intelligent thought, Г la Snoopy. Wolfie is Broom-Hilda's small, timid pet wolf.Mysterious and openly malevolent, he dispenses 'Free insults', as a sign at the entrance of his log proclaims. Grelber is never seen except for his eyes and perpetually grinning teeth, always peering out from a hollow log perched on the edge of a cliff.Nerwin is often drawn wearing a propeller beanie, giving him the look of a stereotypical comic strip representation of a bratty juvenile delinquent, and he has also been known to frequently behave as such. Irwin broke the fourth wall to address readers. Nerwin Troll is Irwin's smart-aleck nephew, attaining the name from a newspaper contest as a blend of 'nerd' and 'Irwin'.

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He bears the scar of a youth spent in movie theaters: he's hopelessly addicted to popcorn. Worldly, egotistical and sarcastic, he enjoys playing practical jokes on the other characters, particularly Broom-Hilda.

Gaylord Buzzard is a neurotic intellectual who wears thick, horn-rimmed glasses, spats and (sometimes) a fez for reading.

Perpetually innocent and naГЇve to the point of imbecility, he is a simple-minded, sweet-natured, nature-loving character-very unlike Broom-Hilda.

Irwin Troll has much hair, but little intelligence.

She asks if she can get a set with the months of the year. The clerk suggests a set of underwear, each one bearing the days of the week. A hint to her rough-hewn side occurs in one strip where she is buying underwear. She served in the United States Marine Corps for two days and was discharged for unnecessary roughness (glimpses of her underpants reveal a USMC label). Early in the strip's run, she gave up cigar smoking and beer. She is perpetually looking for a new husband but, due to her abrasive nature, the quest has thus far been unsuccessful.

According to the strip's official site, Broom-Hilda is Attila the Hun's ex-wife. She wears a black dress, black shoes, striped stockings (one perpetually drooping) and a black hat with a daisy on top.

Broom-Hilda (a pun on BrГјnnhilde) is a witch with green skin, long, stringy hair, and a wart on the end of her nose.

Broom-Hilda is capable of time travel, reappearing in various centuries throughout history to chat with (burlesque versions of) diverse historical figures. Locales change drastically from day to day-and background details can change from panel to panel within the same strip, while the characters remain stationary (much like the backgrounds in Krazy Kat). Although events mostly take place during the present in an unidentified forest, the setting changes.

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