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Miss Buxley in Beetle Bailey in 1975

Artist: Mort Walker (Inker)

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Miss Buxley in Beetle Bailey in 1975 Comic Art

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Title:	Miss Buxley in Beetle Bailey in 1975
Artist:	Mort Walker (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Comic Strip
For Sale Status:	For Sale, please make offer or inquire
Views:	8,742
Likes on CAF:	1 2
Comments:	0
Added to Site:	1/12/2014
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This Beetle Bailey daily from 1975 shows Miss Buxley at her peak. The other example I have that is missing its date, shows her as a generic hot babe. This shows her as a recognizable character. She is truly babelicious. Unfortunately, either through pressure by feminists (Today, she's "Ms. Buxley) or sloppier art or both, she now only stands as a symbol of the hot babe, not actually pretty but drawn in a way that tells us we should think of her at hot in the context of the comic strip.

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	Robert Plunkett
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