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Dale Hale was one of the artists who did the comic version of PEANUTS. In that he copied Schulz's style exactly, so I don't know what his excuse is here. Maybe a difference in paycheck.






Here's an ad for previous issues as well as some issues of Big Daddy Roth's own magazine.

Let's all say goodbye to this issue of DRAG CARTOONS.

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Wonder Wart-Hog starred in his own magazine from the same company before becoming and underground character.




I wonder whatever happened to any of these people. Did any Dragpals ever meet and start a family? I wonder if any of them still have the same address. Maybe one of them's reading this right now.





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DRAG CARTOONS #43- 2 of 4

A lot of these magazines had photos with captions, except in this case they had to find a way to connect stock photos with cars.










Wonder Warthog wasn't the only thing Shelton did for this magazine.

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I thought I was out of humor magazines but found some more a couple weeks ago in my storage space. At one time there were a bunch of magazines like HOT ROD CARTOONS, SURFTOONS, and there was even one devoted to Ed 'Big Daddy' Roth. Most of them had cartoons by people who lived on the west coast.

She's now a grandmother.


These pages are just a bunch of letters and ads. I feature this one because many of these shirts are by Robert Williams.

Just more letters... nothing to see here.
I wonder what would happen if I were to fill this coupon and send it in.




I don't think this WONDER WARTHOG cartoon appeared anyplace else. It was a long-running feature in a lot of these magazines.