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The phrase "strip cartoon" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a series of drawings or illustrations arranged in a sequence to tell a story or convey a message, often seen in newspapers and comic books. Example: "The newspaper's entertainment section featured a popular strip cartoon that had been running for over 50 years."
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strip cartoon
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A series of illustrations depicting a humorous narrative.
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Hergé has been described as the Homer of strip cartoon.
Carola brought fresh insights to this medieval strip cartoon and instrument of political propaganda.
This new version of Roman provincial life has not yet been immortalised in a strip cartoon.
It seemed to pitch Kate, before she had a chance to defend herself, into strip cartoon.
Rupert first appeared in a strip cartoon in a daily newspaper.
Tove Jansson's deceptively simple strip cartoon format creates a whole readily inhabitable world.
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He continued to read and enjoy strip cartoons (not least the superb Italian Diabolik series) on his retirement from Bologna University as professor emeritus in 2008.
Maurice Sendak's first job was drawing the puffs of dust that show how fast the characters in Mutt and Jeff strip cartoons are moving.
The major novels are neatly summarized in strip cartoons, the visual style is vivacious, with spoken texts ballooning out of people's mouths, and there is a strong feeling of a life lived.
Gallagher became a successful freelance and in 1964 moved into strip cartooning with the creation of Hapless Harry, the adventures of a little man who seemed always to be thwarted by fate.
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