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Skip Williamson
Seven Mouths To Feed
Original Art (1976)
Art by Skip Williamson
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This wonderful Skip Williamson cartoon is both funny and creepy at the same time. Williamson's career started when he sold a cartoon to Gloria Steinem, the editor of Help! magazine. Once printed, comedian Dick Gregory showed the cartoon on national television during an appearance on The Tonight Show. This launched the unknown Williamson into the public eye. He was a noted underground comic artist, with his character Snappy Sammy Smoot being the most well-known.
Skip Williamson - Self-portrait, 1972.
That time in 1974, when Marvel published an "Underground" Comic, Comix Book, with covers by Pete Poplaski, Skip Williamson, and Denis Kitchen.
Skip Williamson
Self-portrait, 1972.
Skip Williamson
1972
From the incredible show of comic art from Chicago featuring heavy hitters like Chris Ware, Daniel Clowes, Lynda Barry, Skip Williamson, Gary Leib, Ivan Brunetti and more. At Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.