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You are looking at a really nice - "fine condition"

signed Zits cartoon about what teens see in their parents

when the parents try to help with computer problems.

Very funny. This Zits print is signed in pencil, by illustrated and cartoonist Jim Borgman. This signed black ink print was to large to fit on my small scanner, so I had to scan it twice and took some photos of this funny cartoon print. The first photo shows a photo of the signed print and the second photo shows a scan of the left side of this. In the lower right hand side is Jim Borgman’s signature in pencil. The third scan shows the right side of this print. The fourth scan is a close up of Jim Bergman’s signature on this print. The last photo shows this signed print with a ruler below it to help show the size of this wonderful print. This signed print was shipped to me from Jim Bergman in a large envelope and hence was folded twice. There are two fold lines, but because I have stored this print in a dark, flat folder the fold marks can hardly be seen. But if you hold this print at an angle you can see the two fold marks. The folds are between the first and second frame and between the third and fourth frames. This signed print has been kept in a dark leather note book with acid free sheets at of my home. You will find this print and signature is in wonderful condition. This signed print of the Zits cartoon is the signed print you will receive. A really nice and very rare item for your collection. This signed print is in mint condition. This print measures 18 inches by 10 inches. Please check my feedback and bid with 100% confidence. Returns are accepted only if buyer and seller agree that item was significantly misrepresented (purchase only - not postage). If you have any questions, please ask before you bid.

I offer a full money back guarantee on any item which is not as described here in this auction, which is 110% better than a COA. I’ve been on eBay for over 9 years, so I’m someone you can trust and will be on eBay in the future. This signed print comes from my personal collection and has been kept in a very large dark note book with acid free sheets and sleeves in my home. You will find this signed print in wonderful condition. This print in these scans is the signed print you will receive. A really nice and very rare item for your collection.

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This signed print is in PRISTINE CONDITION. Bid on this cartoon now.

Please note: There are many signed cartoon prints for sale on eBay but you will find very, very few limited edition and signed prints of this size on eBay and there is a reason for this - there aren’t many available to the public. While looking at these other Zits cartoons, if you can find any, remember to look at the details. After looking at the others, please come back here and bid on the best. Thank you. A really nice and very rare item for your collection.

I don't sell any reproductions of any kind, and completely guarantee each item's authenticity. NOT an inkjet print, NOT an auto-pen, NOT a copy of any sort. The item you see in this listing is the item you will receive. This item comes from a smoke, pet, and dust free environment. If you have any questions, please ask before you bid. Please look at my other auction items. (From the Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia)

Jim Bergman (James Mark Borgman) was born on February 24, 1954. He is an American cartoonist. He is known for his political cartoons and his nationally syndicated comic strip Zits. Borgman was born in Cincinnati, Ohio to James and Marian Borgman, where he began his career in journalism as a student at Elder High School. He then attended Ohio's Kenyon College where he started as an English major, then switched to being an art major. He graduated in 1976 with Phi Beta Kappa honors. Borgman met his first wife Lynn Goodwin during his senior year of college at a class called "Jesus and the Gospels". They had two children named Dylan and Chelsea. Lynn passed away in 1999 from a blood clot following a surgery to ease chronic neck and shoulder pain. After a short while, he was remarried to Suzanne Soled, an educational psychologist and professor at Northern Kentucky University. At Kenyon College, Borgman drew editorial cartoons for the Kenyon Collegian. Since 1980, his editorial cartoons have been nationally syndicated, at first by King Features Syndicate. In 2007, Universal Press Syndicate took over the distribution of his editorial cartoons. Zits is an comic strip written by Jerry Scott and illustrated by Jim Borgman about the life of Jeremy Duncan, a 15 year old sophomore. The comic debuted in July 1997 in over 200 newspapers and has since become popular worldwide and received multiple awards. As of 2008, it continues to be syndicated by King Features and is now in 1500 newspapers in counting. The strip is set in Midwestern suburbia, and centers on Jeremy as he tries to balance life while hanging out with his friends, developing an awkward relationship with his on-and-off girlfriend, struggling through school projects, practicing to become a rock god, and tolerating his embarrassing parents. The strip features a variety of core and supporting characters. The characters in this print are Jeremy Duncan - He is named after Jeremy Clyde of the 1960s rock duo Chad and Jeremy. Jeremy Michael Duncan is an intelligent, 15-year-old high school sophomore who aspires to be a rock god. He spends much of his time with his best friend Hector Garcia and trying to impress his on-again-off-again girlfriend, Sara Toomey. When not at school or with his friends, Jeremy typically suffers embarrassment over, and occasionally nagging by, his parents, Walt and Connie Duncan: and his dad, Walt Duncan is Jeremy's father, an orthodontist who, like Connie, finds it almost impossible to hold a conversation with his son. Walt is absolutely clueless and old-fashioned about technology, especially computers. Despite Jeremy's attempts to explain how to use devices, Walt is unable to comprehend even the most basic functions. Walt is shown as having problems with math, able to offer little or no help to Jeremy. His interactions with Jeremy's peers cause intense embarrassment for his son, as Walt makes comments such as "What's up, dood?", not knowing the meaning behind them. He is the designated clothes launderer, often getting into arguments with Jeremy over notes in pockets, socks inside-out, and other pet peeves. Walt constantly wears oversized blue pants, plain white T-shirt, black vest, and a combover. Walt occasionally reveals memories that attest to a wilder youth. In one instance, Walt recalls how uninhibited he felt one night at a Moby Grape concert. This shocking recollection causes him to forbid Jeremy from attending a similar concert. Another time, Walt reveals he has had a peace sign tattooed on his rear end since the late 1960s, which has expanded along with his rear end, and is described to now be the size of a stop sign.

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