Showing posts with label Funny Animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Funny Animals. Show all posts
Groundhog Day – Funny Animal Comics by Animator Ken Hultgren
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Groundhog Day is on Sunday, so to celebrate, here's a beautiful comic book story from veteran animator Ken Hultgren...





Super-Cat in “Off to the Moon or Bust!”
Posted by Admin at 8:48 AM 0 commentsHave you ever read those amazing Super Mouse comics by Milt Stein? Well, these Super-Cat comics are nothing like those. They’re clumsily drawn and the story is so stupid that it’s charming.
OK…to be fair, this Super-Cat is really just a parody place-holder than a real character like Super Mouse was. Super-Cat’s total obliviousness is kinda fun…
I’m just fascinated by the clunky off-kilter low-rent second-string execution of this story. The first three panels are so incredibly dopey that I was hooked right away
from Super-Cat Volume 1, Number 4
Published by Ajax-Farrell in May 1958
Dan Gordon -- one of the greatest cartoonists ever!
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Here are some amazing funny animal comics by Dan Gordon. These are from the ACG comic, Funny Films #1 from September, 1949.
The opening story features Puss & Boots in a hilarious cat-vs-dog comedy that transcends the cliches of the genre because of the absolute unbridled mayhem and unapologetic violence-for-the-gag's-sake. You can practically hear all the great sound effects of hammers hitting heads! And most of all...LOOK at those DRAWINGS!

In the second story, meet Blunderbunny...a rabbit inventor whose creations always go wrong...


Another Puss & Boots burlesque follows, and it's one of my favorites!


...and one more Blunderbunny story wraps up the issue!

I have compiled all four Dan Gordon stories from this issue into one PDF file which you can download HERE.
I hope you like these as much as I do! I just bought Funny Films #'s 1 and 3 on eBay...
Let me know if you'd like to see more! I'll get the scanner warmed up. Have fun...
DOWNLOAD the Comic HERE (Click me)
More info on Dan Gordon at these links...
Dan Gordon Biography – The Life and Work of a Legendary Cartoonist
all kinds of stuff: Dan Gordon and what makes a cartoonist
ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive: Comics: Dan Gordon's Superkatt
http://potulentpalaver.blogspot.com/2007/01/john-k-wrote-about-dan-gordon-today-so.html
...and if you missed any of the previous posts on Dan Gordon,
including his fantastic Cookie Comics and Dopey Dogg from Giggle Comics,
click HERE!
ACG Comics images © Roger Broughton 2013
The opening story features Puss & Boots in a hilarious cat-vs-dog comedy that transcends the cliches of the genre because of the absolute unbridled mayhem and unapologetic violence-for-the-gag's-sake. You can practically hear all the great sound effects of hammers hitting heads! And most of all...LOOK at those DRAWINGS!




Another Puss & Boots burlesque follows, and it's one of my favorites!


...and one more Blunderbunny story wraps up the issue!

I have compiled all four Dan Gordon stories from this issue into one PDF file which you can download HERE.
I hope you like these as much as I do! I just bought Funny Films #'s 1 and 3 on eBay...
Let me know if you'd like to see more! I'll get the scanner warmed up. Have fun...
DOWNLOAD the Comic HERE (Click me)
More info on Dan Gordon at these links...
Dan Gordon Biography – The Life and Work of a Legendary Cartoonist
all kinds of stuff: Dan Gordon and what makes a cartoonist
ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive: Comics: Dan Gordon's Superkatt
http://potulentpalaver.blogspot.com/2007/01/john-k-wrote-about-dan-gordon-today-so.html
...and if you missed any of the previous posts on Dan Gordon,
including his fantastic Cookie Comics and Dopey Dogg from Giggle Comics,
click HERE!
Felix the Cat Comics: Felix Goes on Record by Otto Messmer circa 1953
Posted by Admin at 10:10 AM 0 commentsRocky Rabbit in “Doctor’s Orders”
Posted by Admin at 9:37 AM 0 commentsLoose and lively brushwork from animation story man Irv Spector. And what a strange rushed composition in that last panel! Sometimes, you really need someone to write, “The End” in the corner to keep you from thinking you missed something. But that’s it. That rushed weirdness is one of my favorite things about those old one-page filler comics.
Check out the official Irv Spector blog at http://irvspector.blogspot.com/ for more comic book art and animation storyboards and photos and stories about the life of this versatile and dynamic cartoonist!
Lucky Duck and Rocky Rabbit by Irv Spector
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Classic funny-animal comic book scans, featuring the lively brush-work of golden age animation storyboard artist Irv Spector. Lucky Duck & Rocky Rabbit in “Mountain Madness!”






from “Supermouse the Big Cheese Summer Holiday Special” published by Pines Comics in 1957.

MORE Lucky Duck comics by Irv Spector on our previous post here:
http://cartoonsnap.blogspot.com/2013/09/lucky-duck-comics-by-irv-spector.html
More about Irv Spector and his cartoon storyboard art here: http://irvspector.blogspot.com/2009/09/lamour-merrier-paramountfamous.html Great stuff!
from “Supermouse the Big Cheese Summer Holiday Special” published by Pines Comics in 1957.
MORE Lucky Duck comics by Irv Spector on our previous post here:
http://cartoonsnap.blogspot.com/2013/09/lucky-duck-comics-by-irv-spector.html
More about Irv Spector and his cartoon storyboard art here: http://irvspector.blogspot.com/2009/09/lamour-merrier-paramountfamous.html Great stuff!
Lucky Duck Comics by Irv Spector
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Lucky Duck in “Safe But Not Sane” by golden age comic book artist and storyboard artist Irv Spector. I just love his loose and lively brush work on these classic funny-animal comics!



Much more about Irv Spector and his life and art by his son Paul Spector here: http://irvspector.blogspot.com/

Don’t miss this eye-popping story from Irv Spector’s “The Farmers Daughter” comic book, “The One About The Traveling Salesman”: http://cartoonsnap.blogspot.com/2011/08/farmers-daughter-traveling-salesman.html

Read more of Irv Spector’s Lucky Duck comics over at Pappy’s blog here: http://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/2012/02/number-1099-irv-spectors-lucky-duck.html and here: http://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/2012/07/number-1191-more-irv-spectors-lucky.html
And here are some photos of Irv Spector at the Mintz studios:
http://mayersononanimation.blogspot.com/2006/10/irv-spector-at-mintz-studio.html
More Lucky Duck comics here: http://cartoonsnap.blogspot.com/2013/09/lucky-duck-and-rocky-rabbit-by-irv.html
Much more about Irv Spector and his life and art by his son Paul Spector here: http://irvspector.blogspot.com/
Don’t miss this eye-popping story from Irv Spector’s “The Farmers Daughter” comic book, “The One About The Traveling Salesman”: http://cartoonsnap.blogspot.com/2011/08/farmers-daughter-traveling-salesman.html
Read more of Irv Spector’s Lucky Duck comics over at Pappy’s blog here: http://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/2012/02/number-1099-irv-spectors-lucky-duck.html and here: http://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/2012/07/number-1191-more-irv-spectors-lucky.html
And here are some photos of Irv Spector at the Mintz studios:
http://mayersononanimation.blogspot.com/2006/10/irv-spector-at-mintz-studio.html
More Lucky Duck comics here: http://cartoonsnap.blogspot.com/2013/09/lucky-duck-and-rocky-rabbit-by-irv.html
Pudgy Pig Vintage Funny-Animal Comics - It’s Murder out There!
Posted by Admin at 10:18 AM 0 commentsIn a nice variation of the classic Count Screwloose storyline, Pudgy Pig yearns to leave the farm, but soon finds out there’s no place like home!
Pretty nice drawing throughout – classic 1940’s funny animal comics. I love the clarity and simplicity
The panel below is one of my favorites…
From WOTALIFE Comics #5
(Fox Feature Syndicate) December 1946
(Fox Feature Syndicate) December 1946
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