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Sunday color comic strip

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Tales of the Green Beret

Single example from a 1960s defunct comic strip showing used in an article about the comic strip

Low and greatly reduced, unsuitable to use for high quality reproduction.

This 750px image appears at a nearly half-sized 400px on the article pages; it is at a larger size here because the words are unreadable and the artwork details lost at 400px. It is still far from high-resolution, and at the current size the content is barely legible but legible enough to serve its encyclopedic purpose.

Additionally, it is a Sunday strip, so cropping it would be like only showing part of a magazine cover or a movie poster. In particular, it is important to include the title, as some sources erroneously list the strip as Tales of the Green Berets (plural)

To identify the writing and art style of this historically significant comic strip, a rare strip written by a best-selling non-fiction author (Robin Moore) as detailed in the article.

Irreplaceable

The image is covered by fair use because: It is a low-resolution, greatly reduced image unsuitable for high-end reproduction; The use of the image will not affect the value of the original work or limit any copyright holder's rights or ability to sell or distribute the original work; The image is used as the sole means of visual identification of the article subject's most significant and historically important work; This image is not used in misleading manner; It is at the approximate minimum size for the character of Danny Raven, the first African-American starring character in a comic strip, to be visually "read" and to have his dialog be readable.