Victor Pazmino was an artist for American newspaper strips and comic books in the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s. He worked on comic strips and panels like 'Bush League Barry' (1930-34), 'Figgers Family' (1927-28), 'Jimmy Jams' (1928-34) and 'Frolicky Fables' (1925-26). He produced gag cartoons for Ballyhoo and created the syndicated strip 'Seaweed Sam the Rhyming Rover' in 1929.
In the 1940s, Pazmino was working for comic books, mainly through the Sangor Studio. His features included 'Peter the Pooch' and 'Kid Bagdad' for Great Comics Publications, 'Basil the Bold', 'Mortimer Magic' and 'Butch' for Better Publications, as well as contributions to comic books by Fawcett and Harvey and Rural's Laffy-Daffy Comics.
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