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this is one of my favorite remembered jokes in a Pogo! just on a thought, i thought i'd search the line about winning two elephants in araffle, and up it popped. so happy to see it! thanks for posting it.
A great Sunday, and one of the few handful of Sundays reprinted in "10 Ever Lovin' Blue Eyed Years" Thanks for sharing!
Congratulations! A great piece of art. And when I saw it I was taken back -- I actually remember reading this very page 45 years ago.
Great piece! The fluid shape of the cut adds to the flavor. A little gem.
Absolutely fantastic piece. Was this darkly satirical piece one that Alan knew to never bother showing the editors, or could it have actually gotten published? Almost a Nat'l Lampoon item in its mocking effrontery.
I agree. To me this is what Frazetta's all about. A beautiful item! Thanks for sharing it.
Everytime I see the thumbnail for this I think, wow look at that McGuinness. Then I click and see (again) that it's not, but just as good. One of my favorites.
I just saw this as it cycled on CAF's home page. This is absolutely great! Thanks so much for posting it!
My rent in 1976 was $110/mo. This would have paid for a half year. That year I offered the Frazetta's $3000 for one of Frank's paintings. The deal fell through for reasons other than the offer being too low. Ellie was holding on to Frank's art. We all know where that led--To the museum!
In like Flynn was a comment about Errol Flynn's life style, "In Like Flint" was the 1968(?) James Coburn movie. His pose here is almost exactly that of the film poster.
As great as the art, nothing matches your story. Congratulations!
Giuseppe- A truly unique and wonderful item! Where and how did you find this? CONGRATULATIONS!
Joe may be wrong. I think she's calling, "Jerr-y!, Jerr-y!" And if Joe doesn't answer when you call his place leave a message at mine!
Great to see a Moose strip, and one signed to Frank Ridgeway is even better.
