by George Crenshaw

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The Belvedere comic strip was written by George Crenshaw. On at least two of his books he used the pen-name of Nat Greenwood, notably on his first book issued by Pocket Books in 1965 and 'A Pooch Full of Tricks' published in 1975 by Dutton Anytime Books. Tor Books published thirteen standard size paperbacks and six double books (two books in one), in some cases as reprints of the original standard books and at least three new collections ("Where'd He Go?" and two untitled in April 1984).

Many thanks to Arizona Paul for image of the Dutton Anytime Book.


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Pocket Books

May 1965

Belvedere

Dutton Anytime Books

1975

A Pooch Full of Tricks

Tor Books

Apr 1982

Belvedere & Friend
1982

All Dogs Must Be On a Leash
1982

The Odds Are...
Feb 1983

Now Just One Minute!
Sep 1987

Hot Dog!
Nov 1988

Fine Jewelry
Jun 1989

Don't Push Your Luck!
Jan 1990

Flap Jacks
May 1991

Beware... Obedience School Drop-Out!
Jul 1991

Next Time, I'll Pack the Food!
Oct 1991

How Was That For a Karate Chop?
Dec 1991

I Said I'm Not Ready to Get Up Yet!
Mar 1992

Bone Pie

Tor Books - Two Books in One Series
These books had two titles, one on the front, one on the back.
Click on the image to see the back cover title

Apr 1982

...and Friend / Beware... Obedience School Drop-Out!
Jul 1982

All Dogs Must be on a Leash / The Odds Are...
Feb 1983

Now Just One Minute! / Where'd He Go?
Sep 1983

Flap Jacks / Hot Dog!
Apr 1984

Untitled / Untitled
Nov 1984

Don't Push Your Luck / Fine Jewelry

Johansen International Features

2015

Full of Mischief
2016

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