Welcome to my BLOG. I post my weekly comic strips here and other articles about comics and cartooning, mostly. There's some miscellaneous pictures in the earlier posts. My "business card" website is RELIABLECOMICS.COM. I also operate GLUYASWILLIAMS.COM. Look around.
Labels: Archie Comics, cartooning, comics, Super Duck
posted by David King @ 1:08 PM
Welcome to my BLOG. I post my weekly comic strips here and other articles about comics and cartooning, mostly. There's some miscellaneous pictures in the earlier posts. My "business card" website is RELIABLECOMICS.COM. I also operate GLUYASWILLIAMS.COM. Look around.
4 Comments:
There's such a hostile subtext to these Super Duck stories! It surprises me that Joe Edwards drew these, since he was the one behind "Lil' Jinx" a bit later. We know that Crumb liked them as a kid, right? I think I read that somewhere.
I've only read two Super Duck stories, but the hostility in this one is way more than just subtext, it's TEXT-text!
I've never studied Li'l Jinx at all, so I have no idea, but they look much different.
Apparently, Dan Clowes took the named of the Dan Clowes rviewer in Ice Haven, Harry Naybors, from a character in Super Duck, Harry Naybor. The other story from this same digest has him in it, and I'll post it sometime.
>the hostility in this one is way >more than just subtext, it's TEXT-text!
*LOL* As I recall, the Super Duck stories were all that way!
And I may be in the minority on this, but I'd like to see more "Pipsqueak"! Who drew those?
Anyone?
Anyone??
I don't remember this artwork and quite honestly it doesn't look like my Dad's drawing style. (I could be wrong, it's been 50+ years since he did Supe)
Bob Fagaly
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