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sketch of Whit and Jamie Martin in "The Case of the Secret Room." |
Whit and
Jamie Martin discover a secret room in the basement of Whit's End in
"The Case of the Secret Room." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 2:
Grins, Grabbers and Great Getaways. |
Irwin
Springer and Nathan Hale watch after throwing a rock at a beehive in
"The Day Independence Came." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 2:
Grins, Grabbers and Great Getaways. |
A bear
chases Whit and Donny McCoy up a tree in "Camp What-A-Nut." Featured
on the
original cover of Volume 2:
Grins, Grabbers and Great Getaways. |
A generic
illustration of Whit talking to a girl at Whit's End as she eats an
ice cream sundae. Featured on the
original cover of Volume 2:
Grins, Grabbers and Great Getaways. |
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A generic illustration of Whit
working on an invention with a Whit's End patron. Featured
on the
original cover of Volume 2:
Grins, Grabbers and Great Getaways. |
A climactic scene depicted from "The
Last Great Adventure of the Summer." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 2:
Grins, Grabbers and Great Getaways. |
Similar to
the picture of Whit and Jamie Martin, only with a boy instead of a
girl. It's possible that this artwork was originally created for
"Nothing to Fear" but later adapted for "The Case of the Secret
Room." |
Jack Davis
watches Mr. Kirban load a mysterious item into the back of his van
in "Rumor Has It". Featured on the
original cover of Volume 3:
Secrets, Surprises and Sensational Stories. |
Connie witnesses David's exciting defeat of Goliath
in "The Shepherd and the Giant." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 3:
Secrets, Surprises and Sensational Stories. |
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"Lightning" Livingtson raises Jimmy up to the basketball hoop in the episode
"Heroes." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 3: Secrets, Surprises and
Sensational Stories. |
Whit and
Donna visit Karen Crosby at the hospital in "Karen." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 3:
Secrets, Surprises and Sensational Stories. |
Connie
reacting to an out-of-control vacuum cleaner from the episode "The
Sacred Trust." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 3: Secrets, Surprises and
Sensational Stories. |
Donna tries
to explain to her gym teacher why she is wearing a rain coat in "And
When You Pray..." Featured on the original
cover of Volume 4: Puns, Parables and Perilous Predicaments. |
Young
Thomas Riley walks across the railing of a bridge before losing
control and falling off in "A Matter of Obedience." Featured on the original
cover of Volume 4: Puns, Parables and Perilous Predicaments. |
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| Jimmy
Barclay squanders away his savings at an arcade in "The Prodigal,
Jimmy." Featured on the original
cover of Volume 4: Puns, Parables and Perilous Predicaments. |
Whit,
Connie, Robyn, and Oscar react to an exploding science project
volcano in "The Greatest of These." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 4:
Puns, Parables and Perilous Predicaments. |
Donna
Barclay is shocked when Odyssey Mall security stops her and a
friend, Rachel, for shoplifting in "Bad Company." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 4:
Puns, Parables and Perilous Predicaments. |
The Barclay
family introduces their family budget in "A Good and Faithful
Servant." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 4:
Puns, Parables and Perilous Predicaments. |
The Barclay
family has a spontaneous water fight in "Our Best Vacation Ever."
Featured on the original cover
of Volume 5: Daring Deeds, Sinister Schemes. |
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Illustration of a concerned
Whit, featured on the original
cover of Volume 5: Daring Deeds, Sinister Schemes. |
Whit, Connie, and Robyn enter a cave
in "The Treasure of LeMonde." Featured on the
original
cover of Volume 6: Terrific Tales, Mysterious Missions. |
An
illustration used for the cover of Clubhouse magazine. It depicts a
scene from "The Treasure of LeMonde," and while it looks very
similar to the illustration on the
original cover of Volume 6:
Terrific Tales, Mysterious Missions, it isn't the same illustration. |
A Clubhouse
magazine illustration featuring Whit, Connie, and Robyn Jacobs
following clues in "The Treasure of LeMonde." |
An
illustration of Whit, Connie, and Robyn studying the telescope they
find in "The Treasure of LeMonde." This art piece was one of several
pitched for the original cover
of Volume 6: Terrific Tales, Mysterious Missions. |
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Illustration of Whit. The Barclays
are surprised by visitors on Christmas. Meanwhile, the kids in
Odyssey perform "Romeo and Juliet" on stage. Featured on the
original cover
of Volume 7: Courageous Characters, Fabulous Friends. |
Whit leaves
Whit's End in a tuxedo to meet Emma Douglas in "Curious, Isn't It?"
Eugene, Connie, and Bernard are also present. Featured on the
original cover of Volume 8:
Cunning Capers, Exciting Escapades. |
Robyn and Jessie baby sit Boswell,
Mrs. Fishbine's cat, in "All's Well with Boswell." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 8:
Cunning Capers, Exciting Escapades. |
Whit gives Emma Douglas a ring in the
cemetery in "Curious, Isn't It?" Featured on the
original cover of Volume 8:
Cunning Capers, Exciting Escapades. |
When money turns up missing from the
cash register at Whit's End, things get a little messy in
"Suspicious Minds." Featured on the
original cover of Volume 8:
Cunning Capers, Exciting Escapades. |
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Kids Radio is re-launched in "The Big
Broadcast." Featured on the original cover of Volume
9: Amazing Antics, Dynamic Discoveries. |
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| Whit stands
by the fire with someone, possibly George Barclay in the episode
"Peace on Earth." This illustration would later be used as the
cover
illustration for Family Portraits, a download-only album
containing the 13-part series preceding Adventures in Odyssey. |
An early
glimpse at the Imagination Station, as imagined by Bruce Day. |
A sketch of
Whit unveiling a new invention, possibly the Imagination Station or
Kids Radio equipment. |
A fun
illustration of Eugene Meltsner with Whit looking from behind. |
Whit shows
interest in one of his customer's science projects. Eugene watches
in the background. |
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| A very
detailed illustration of a busy Whit's End soda fountain, as
featured in Clubhouse magazine. This image was later used as the
cover illustration for the
cover of
The Officer Harley Collection
available exclusively through a membership to the
Odyssey Adventure
Club. |
A Clubhouse
magazine illustration of Whit pointing to a globe. |
A very
detailed illustration published in Clubhouse magazine. |
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