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Uncle Floyd was a legend when I was growing up in Jersey. His fans included John Lennon, David Bowie, Patrick McDonnel, the Ramones and Rupert Holmes!
Very nice late Kirby. Are his pencils on the page or was it lightboxed by Theakston?
Nice Rob. How many El Paso bars did you have to hit before finding these?
There's was a restaurant in Northern NM that had a Mauldin hanging on the wall, but they went out of business during Covid. I've been wondering what might've happened to that drawing.
I recall reading that these were done for a proposed stip that didn't find a buyer. Several were later used in Help! Magazine which Kurtzman edited for Warren.
Actually, the comics books came first. Pogo's first appearance in Animal Comics #1 pre-dates the stip by 7 years.
Fantastic piece. Are Colan's pencils on this? I know Palmer light-boxed some of the later covers.
Great backstory, Rob, and a beautiful strip
Radioactive Child and The Last War. So I guess that makes five.
At one time I had 5 of these. Ralph sold them off in an auction of his memorobilia.
There was a kids' show character in New York in the 60's called Norton Nork. I wonder if Kirby used that as inspiration for this character's name.
I always wondered if the Mothers gained any new fans through the Marvel ads.
I think the kat's looking at a hat in a shop window, and the sidewalk is lowering as they would sometimes do in cities to access the basement.
Moore (Bob, not Terry) did a lot of work for Disney.
Love these Kurtzman color prelims
This is one of the best Pandemonia strips I've seen
A great pick up, and a real bargain.
Another great one, Monty
Really great piece.
A nice piece. This was used as the cover of the December 1950 issue of Varsity Magazine.
Nice baseball strip referencing a famous play from the 1969 World Series.
The seller on ebay had it listed as a caricature of WC Fields, which it clearly is not. But maybe Wallace Beery?
Wow. I thought Kurtzman and Elder had to surrender this art to Archie Comics as part of a legal settlement.
Picked this issue up on a whim back in the day. Been hooked ever since.
A beauty, from one of the few Kurtzman EC stories that have been broken up. Back in 1999 or 2000 the whole story sold on ebay for about $1,500. I missed out on it due to a wonky internet connection.
