This story of two free-loading funny animals that bite off more than they can chew is from the same talent-drenched issue of Giggle Comics as the Superkatt story of last post (look for a Jack Bradbury story from same ish soon).
Ken Hultgren, like so many of the classic guys, was a Disney animator, specializing in animals. You can really see a Disney style in his work, particularly in the cute, little rabbit, The Dope. Boy, if you like kids' comics, the mid to late 1940's was really a time when giants walked the earth.
This is from Giggle Comics No. 46, October, 1947. All scans are from my own comic. Click the image for the big picture.
Ken Hultgren, like so many of the classic guys, was a Disney animator, specializing in animals. You can really see a Disney style in his work, particularly in the cute, little rabbit, The Dope. Boy, if you like kids' comics, the mid to late 1940's was really a time when giants walked the earth.
This is from Giggle Comics No. 46, October, 1947. All scans are from my own comic. Click the image for the big picture.
This ad is from the same issue. "Good Luck to You Girls! Boys! Women! Men!" I loved the fonts used in these old ads. Simple ads like this demonstrated a neat sense of graphic design.
