The second part of Better Comics' Coo-Coo Comics #41 from September 1948. he first part was posted last week.
According to the Grand Comics Database this story is by Ed Dunn.
This story is by Jack Bradbury. His style can usually be recognized by the notches in the panels.
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Showing posts with label JACK BRADBURY. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Giggle Comics 57 and 59
Here are a couple pieces from funny animal comics. We begin with this one by Ken Hultgren. This is from American Comics Group's Giggle Comics #57 in September 1948.
I didn't use the Spencer Spook story from that same issue. I did my usual hemming and hawing about whether I should posts old comics where characters appear in blackface, so here's this one instead, from Giggle Comics #59 two months later. The artist is Jack Bradbury.
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Happy Comics #18, 3 of 3
Here's the final part of one of Standard Comics' funny animal titles, this one from March 1947. The first two parts are here and here.
Jack Bradbury Lynn Karp
Jack Bradbury Lynn Karp
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Happy Comics #18, 1 of 3
Here's the first part of another funny animal comic for your enjoyment, namely Happy Comics #18 from March 1947.
The cover looks like it's done by Dan Gordon. As does this house ad on the inside back cover. This story is by Jack Bradbury. You can usually tell his work by the crooked lines in the panel borders. Hubie Karp and Al Hubbard, two veterans of the animation world.
The cover looks like it's done by Dan Gordon. As does this house ad on the inside back cover. This story is by Jack Bradbury. You can usually tell his work by the crooked lines in the panel borders. Hubie Karp and Al Hubbard, two veterans of the animation world.
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