I’ll be posting a scanned image of Speck’s adventures here and there.
"O.K. if a layman blows out the candles?"
Thursday, July 27, 2006
Speck the Altar Boy
This book was originally my uncle's (when he was a boy) but was given to me by my mother when I started serving many moons ago. Speck is a mischievous server in the times when priest wore cassocks and nuns wore habits. The cartoons are drawn by Margaret Ahern.
I’ll be posting a scanned image of Speck’s adventures here and there.
I’ll be posting a scanned image of Speck’s adventures here and there.
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8 comments:
and no lace... none of the Speck cartoons have any lace.
Fabulous! Absolutely wonderful comic! Good work on keeping this; make sure you bring it to Mass on Sunday. I'm pleased about the lace...
yeah, this one is one of my favourites.
Guys - Speck was created by my father, Tut LeBlanc. I am glad you enjoy his work!
Molly LeBlanc Dorsey
Margaret's my grandmother. She was an amazing woman... compassion, faithful and always kept her sense of humor!
Margaret Ahern was the creator of Speck .no one else .
W. R. Tut LeBlanc of Abbeville Louisiana started with "An Altar Boy named Speck"... Margaret Ahern continued that work when he passed away in 1952, you can check your sources, but it's a fact that Speck was "created" by LeBlanc.
Margret ahern my mom’s cousin wrote spec the alter boy in the New World Catholic newspaper
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