The Wonderland of Doo
The history of newspaper comic strips is replete with many oddities.
An excellent blog on the topic, with almost daily posts, is STRIPPER'S GUIDE.
Here's one creation that has received very little attention, based on its scarcity of Google hits. Its creator was Arch Dale.
Each instance featured a big block of text, which I am omitting, save for one sample.
This survey is by no means complete, just a taste.
The strips were also collected in book form.
An excellent blog on the topic, with almost daily posts, is STRIPPER'S GUIDE.
Here's one creation that has received very little attention, based on its scarcity of Google hits. Its creator was Arch Dale.
Each instance featured a big block of text, which I am omitting, save for one sample.
This survey is by no means complete, just a taste.
The strips were also collected in book form.
Comments
Something like Hieronymous Bosch with a twist of humor.
Posted by KDP on 03/07/22 at 09:59 AM
I'm sure I saw something like this in a Mad Magazine.
Posted by Yudith on 03/11/22 at 08:08 PM
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Category: Anthropomorphism | Newspapers | Comics | Surrealism | Fantasy | Twentieth Century