Joan Kennedy wrote:
" While I tend to like art I remember growing up, I just had to comment on this piece. Being an artist, I can appreciate the composition, the spotting of blacks. The artist leads the eye wonderfully. The expression of her face in panel 5 is at the same time alluring, and also exquisitely passive. In fact exceptionally so. My granddad use to read the "funnies" and I showed this to him, and he said he actually remembers reading the Li'l Abner strip, and said he probably read this page. My favorite panels are the 4th and the 5th. I hope this wasn't to long. I have heard from other members that on this site the comments can be limited at times. Hopefully the word police won't mind. Individuals we all are. So congratulations, and if you ever think of selling it, please contact me, as I would like to gift my Grandpa with it.
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As far as I'm concerned, the longer the comments, the better. Li'l Abner was the most attractive strip during most of its run, with the possible exception of Prince Valiant. Daisy Mae and Moonbeam were the big heart throbs. I agree, panels 4 and 5 are the best with 5 being a terrific work of art all on its own. Someday, I'll sell the whole collection and your comment will remind me to contact you when that day comes.
