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This is probably an installment of "The Better Half" strip, by Bob Barnes.
The artist is O'Dell Dean.
I wonder if this was drawn by Sanjulián.
George, this is page 25 of "No Business Like Show Business", a 1988 comic published by Ray Zone.
Miki, this page was eventually published in Amazing Heroes #184 (October 1990), as an illustration for a Roy Thomas interview.
I think it's Ross Andru as well, but the inker could be Mike DeCarlo.
It seems GCD is incorrect. The story is credited to "Redondo" in the published issue: https://2.bp.blogspot.com/0atyD3P9CsMZvsuFcKkEMecRFlhsDefJmfOxoWAvKEGTCB5mDB2VR2-ZKm9_psf0kAjwGKvF0jSl=s1600
This is "Modest Maidens" from 1943: https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/27891586/
This is the "Modest Maidens" strip from September 6, 1943: https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/103757357/
This strip is from 1949: https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/143374334/
Found the date for the printed version, April 17, 1919: https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/477721155/
Originally published in 1937: https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/48886385/
This is a really cool page, and it seems around half of it never saw print. Only three panels (in a somewhat reduced form) ended up being used in page 12 of the printed comic-book (probably after a decision to reduce the page count of the story). A scan of the printed version can be seen here: https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-PSN6p4EYgWY/W9WwcolUXCI/AAAAAAAA95c/O3Rxd9xMyMYVw8cGoju1g6TSSO8RTEt4wCHMYCw/s1600/RCO013.jpg
The article originally appeared in "Travel & Leisure" magazine, according to the author's webpage at http://www.jeffgreenfield.net/by-greenfield.html (no date of publication is given, though).
I believe this was drawn by Jack Rickard instead of Jack Davis.
Inks by Jack Abel (one of the few Kubert-drawn Sgt. Rock stories that Abel inked)
Fantasio is the name of the artist, an Argentinian cartoonist. The strip features a cameo of "Patoruzú", an Argentinian strip (created by Dante Quinterno) which a had brief run in U.S. newspapers during the 1940's.
The page is from a 1979 issue of "Electric Company" magazine, which used to regularly run a "Spidey Super Stories" 5-page feature.
These pencils are by Al Milgrom, not Al Williamson.
