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Terry, Hi! I am liquidating my collection, including this piece. I am getting inquiries about this one. If you want it, please make me an offer. Otherwise, I will start negotiating elsewhere. Robert
They are still the two pieces I'd be least likely to give up/
I don't specifically remember seeing that joke, but it's so obvious given the drawing. I wouldn't be surprised if I saw something like it in the uncountable number of cartoons I've seen and it's been lying in my subconscious ever since.
Thanks for the comments. It's nice to know that someone likes these enough to let me know.
Thank you for the tip! I've tracked down an image of the card and info and am adding it to the page.
Thank you, Arthur. I find joy and comfort in many things, including the collection. There's just this one stark fact standing over it all.
That's pretty high praise! Strange that someone this talented seems to be so obscure.
Indeed, glad he took it on. It's a bit different from his usual style of unmistakably his.
A million thanks! You're right, I've ordered a copy and have changed my description as you can see.
My fear was that it would look too much like a Nagel, but it doesn't look like he ever did anything like this. He wasn't much into nudity or blondes.
Thanks on all counts. I'm sure the story is secondary to the shots of her.
He didn't need to put that much effort into a prelim. I've never seen Alex Ross do anything half-assed.
Now that I think about it, you're right. Humorama usually wasn't so restrained in presenting its jokes though. Yowza indeed.
Yes, I'd like to think I'm giving it a better home than the Salvation Army did. I've even bought the frame new glass. I will say that the divorce rate among women who played with Barbies is no doubt higher than that of those who played with Shirley Temple dolls.
Nice to know people are looking at these old pieces. It's still one of my favorites.
Timm is the master of cartoonish GGA. This is very elaborate for a pin up by him.
I got a lot of my Al Rio stuff from Terry. This particular one was from Ebay.
He never tried to get it. He did ask for permission to use it if an Al Rio book came out, but nothing ever came of it.
I presume with you as Abner. Sounds lovely, not so sure about the handcuffs though.
He sure did, I wish I had a pure Schaffenberger Lana Lang other than the one where she's dressed in medieval garb.
Indeed, shame they used so little of it for the book.
First place to look is "The Ultimate Thrill" from the Batman animated series.
