Best Domestic Reprint at the Harvey Awards) and in 1991 by Remco Worldservice Books (). More daily strips were reprinted by Arcadia Publications in 1990. The French publisher Editions de l'an 2 continued the reprints started by Kitchen Sink and Remco in 2005 in French, and this edition was nominated for the 2006 Prize for Inheritance at the Angoulême International Comics Festival. The Portuguese publisher Libri Impressi published in 2010 Dot & Dash (), in color and restored by Manuel Caldas (mainly known for the restoration of 1937–48 Hal Foster's Prince Valiant), with a foreword (in English, Portuguese and Spanish) by Domingos Isabelinho. It covers the entirety of the strip Dot & Dash, including the debut phase of Damon and Pythias. IDW Publishing's "The Library of American Comics" put out an oversized, 12" x 16" full-color collection in their "Champagne Edition" size in 2010. The first volume in the series reprints almost three years of Sterrett Sunday strips, beginning with 1925 and running through 1927, along with samples from 1913 to 1924. A companion series reprinting the daily strips is also in production. The first volume covers 1933 and came out in January 2013. In 2013, IDW also published a year of Polly and Her Pals strips (1933) as part of their LoAC Essentials series. References External links Barnacle Press: Polly and Her Pals 1912 comics debuts 1958 comics endings American comics characters American comic strips Comics about women Gag-a-day comics Kitchen Sink Press titles Comic strips started in the 1910s Flappers