Artist: Ogden Whitney (All)
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DescriptionAlways looking for more of these!! Love Whitney's Undercover Girl.This is another page from Undercover Girl 5 with typical action and intrigue in a post-war Europe. Here, Starr Flagg, Undercover Girl, has joined forces to investigate "The House" where Starr falls through a trap door. After fighting her way through a bodyguard (look at that swing (!)) she finds Jim and Pedro. They have been whipped and tortured and now she faces the ring-leader who has a drop on her. Bondage and torture in the same page. This is page 17 from Undercover Girl 5, which collected a variety of published stories into one book. I believe this page was first printed as page 5 of the 6 page story, The House that Hate Built, first published in Manhunt #8 (May 1948). Great Whitney art... and if you look closely you'll see evidence of 1950's censorship where Starr's low-cut neckline has been whited out and re-inked to be more modest. Social/Sharing |
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CHRIS OLIVERIA
Member Since 2011
Posted on 2/25/2016
Whitney is definitely an underappreciated artist......great page!
Dewey Cassell
Member Since 2004
Posted on 2/25/2016
This is a fantastic page. Not only the action, but the style and composition. A real treasure. Congratulations!
Steve Kro
Member Since 2007
Posted on 2/25/2016
Girl power! I really like this. Unique piece. Thanks for posting.
Jeff Singh
Member Since 2004
Posted on 2/26/2016
Very fun page. I am a big UCG Whitney fan already. It is funny how the neckline is what they censored here as opposed to the whip marks and torture. It seems to me the same selective bias in censorship still exists. Certain panels here felt very Kurtzman influenced.
Wallace Harrington
Member Since 2004
Posted on 2/26/2016
Jeff Singh wrote:
Very fun page. I am a big UCG Whitney fan already. It is funny how the neckline is what they censored here as opposed to the whip marks and torture. It seems to me the same selective bias in censorship still exists. Certain panels here felt very Kurtzman influenced.This speaks to what is "important" or "provocative" in the 1948. It is OK to show torture and whip marks, but not a low neckline. I have always though it was weird that movies with violence and explosions that kill people gets a PG-13 rating but one minute of a couple making love or a naked breast or buttock receives an R or M on TV. So, showing affection to someone is obviously more dangerous than trying to kill them. Sort of odd. But wait... it's the same today!
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