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‘Quick off the mark!’
Artist: Bill Ward (1957)
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‘Quick off the mark!’
Artist: Bill Ward (1957)
"I'll never forget the nice things you wrote me--and that's a THREAT!"
by Bill Wenzel (1957 Humorama)
art by Bill Ward (1960s)
Dan DeCarlo Jest July 1956 Single Panel Gag Cartoon Illustration Original Art (Humorama, 1956)
"Wow! She must have been hit by a severe downdraft!"
Jest (Jan1962)
Single Panel Gag Cartoon Illustration
Original Art
Art by Jack Cole
Humorama (1962)
"Notice how much warmer the winters are getting since we met Mr. Duplente?"
Archie's great artist, Dan DeCarlo, drew this for Gaze Magazine in August, 1961. You can see that someone at Timely censored it before publication with some black marker scribbles. Luckily, using highly advanced infrared x-ray technology, we here at #alteredarchie have been able to uncover previously hidden treasure. The full glory is revealed!
A Dan DeCarlo gag cartoon about taking dictation