This is a real treasure. So snappy!http://emmasteinkellner.blogspot.com/http://www.acescomic.com/
Yowza! Pretty stylized inkwork for such old-school character designs. I love these!!
Hi Tom,I have a digital copy of that one. That's Dell Four Color Comics #85, I'm not sure who drew that one though. I don't know too many of the artists that drew the old funny animal comics. Maybe Mykal at the "Big Blog Of Kids Comics" knows.
Hey kevin!I'm a big fan of your blog!Michael Lah is one of my favorite animators and I found here a Reel with some animations of him. AMAZING!!!!
"Maybe Mykal at the "Big Blog Of Kids Comics" knows.Thanks for the vote of confidence, Kevin! Yep, the story that Tom mentions, Mad Dog Mystery, is the great Dan Gormley. Great post! I sure would love to see a collection of this under-appreciated artist given a collection.
This is a real treasure. So snappy!
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http://www.acescomic.com/
Yowza! Pretty stylized inkwork for such old-school character designs. I love these!!
ReplyDeleteHi Tom,
ReplyDeleteI have a digital copy of that one. That's Dell Four Color Comics #85, I'm not sure who drew that one though. I don't know too many of the artists that drew the old funny animal comics. Maybe Mykal at the "Big Blog Of Kids Comics" knows.
Hey kevin!
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of your blog!
Michael Lah is one of my favorite animators and I found here a Reel with some animations of him. AMAZING!!!!
"Maybe Mykal at the "Big Blog Of Kids Comics" knows.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the vote of confidence, Kevin! Yep, the story that Tom mentions, Mad Dog Mystery, is the great Dan Gormley.
Great post! I sure would love to see a collection of this under-appreciated artist given a collection.