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Comic Mint is pleased to offer Hanna-Barbera fans this rare bumper/publicity cel of HANNA-BARBERA'S classic TV series, “The Quick Draw McGraw Show”.  The characters are hand painted on the cel, and placed against a background print.

Created in the 1990's at the HANNA-BARBERA STUDIO in Hollywood, California, as part of their marketing/publicity/consumer products projects. Slides and transparencies are created from the art and sent to magazines and newspapers to gather interest in a series. Photos are also sent to fans who write into the studio requesting a photo.

The Quick Draw McGraw Show is an iconic American animated television series produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions. Debuting in first-run syndication on September 28th, 1959, and sponsored by the Kellogg Company. The series was a massive success, running for three seasons before concluding on October 20th, 1961.

Quick Draw McGraw was a well-meaning but incredibly dim-witted horse sheriff who frequently shoots the wrong guy or struggles to draw his six-shooter. He is balanced by his highly intelligent and resourceful deputy, a Mexican burro named Baba Looey. The show also featured Augie Doggie, a clever young beagle who looks up to his father, Doggie Daddy. The third segment of the show featured the detectives, Super Snooper, an overly confident cat private eye, and Blabber Mouse, his loyal, and somewhat naive mouse assistant.