Kirby!

Would a Flickr set chock full of classic Jack Kirby double page spreads brighten up your Monday? Of course it would!

Egyptian pulp-magazins

Frits Jonker took pictures of a collection of Egyptian pulp mags at the comic convention in Haarlem (NL), that he attended to present his spectacular own new book (of which hopefully I will post more in the near future)

More overhere and in the coming days at Frits' blog.

Door-to-door gynecologist rings the bell and says, "At your cervix!"

Selected pages from the 32 page book, Pardon My SEX, Doctor by Vic Herman. There's no publication date, but it appears to be either the late 50s or early 60s. 

During a career as a cartoonist, illustrator, author, teacher and painter, Vic Herman created many advertising characters such as "Elsie the Cow" for the Borden Company, "Johnny" for Philip Morris, "Winnie the Wac" for the United States Navy, and "Sad Shad" for Johnson & Johnson. He was the author of over 52 books and had cartoons and magazines in many national magazines. He was also a teacher for the Boards of Education in Los Angeles and San Diego. Source: "Who's Who in American Art", 1993-1994, p. 519

Reading from the Weekend ...

Nize Baby, that Milt Gross

Author/cartoonist Milt Gross gained popularity with his Nize Baby stories, chock full of Yiddish phonetic dialect which had to be read aloud to be deciphered.  His  Sunday Funnies were so popular they even turned up as the backdrop of a Hollywood musical number  (warning to Lex Ten, Betty Hutton alert).

 

Jitterbug Follies (1939) Milt Gross
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gazongas

New comic strip from Kenn Minter.

Monstruo de Cómics

More Spanish four-colour monstrosities at El Desvan del Abuelito

Tip-off from monstercrazy

Comic Invasion at The Sugar Factory

Free drawing on the walls, without censorship at the The Sugar Factory May 2009