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Wallace Harrington UNITED STATES
Member Since December 2004
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Vooda 21 Splash Page Art

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Location: How can you treat art like that?
Title: Vooda 21 Splash Page Art*
Artist:  Iger Shop  ()
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Splash Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 396
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 1/30/2021

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I had been looking for golden age jungle-girl art. Almost exactly 2 years ago, I came across this on eBay... a complete Vooda story; the third one in Ajax-Farrel's Vooda 21 (June 1955). The seller (who will remain nameless) did say that it had been "modified" and he showed the splash which had white-out on it. I figured, how tough could it be to clean up white-out. Turns out, pretty tough. And this person had gone through the story whiting out Vooda's sarong and redrawing her nude throughout the entire story. I guess having her swing through the jungle nude is no more curious than in a sarong, but really? Couldn't that have been done on stats or photocopies? Plus the paper is thin so I worried about damage. Does anyone know how to remove whiter-out??

The next image is what the page looked like printed.

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Member Since: December 2004
Last Login: July 2026
Ebay Id: wwh27539
Country: UNITED STATES
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Lance Suarez Member Since 2004
Posted On 1/30/2021

great looking page Wally.

Ray Cuthbert Member Since 2003
Posted On 1/31/2021

I think it looks pretty good anyway, Wally.  Could it be that the alterations were done close to publication time?  Gray Morrow was known to do this type of thing to his own art and to the art of others.

 

Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/9/2021

God, what a terrible thing to do. Normally the whiteout was used to correct mistakes and remove artists names and 'saucy' bits. Reverse censorship.