It's also fun to watch Yuptop got though all his emotions without even having a mouth!
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Click on the thumbnail below to see the full color King Aroo Sunday comic strip from March 30th 1952 in high-resolution splendor!
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More about King Aroo at Toonopedia
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4 comments:
wow these are really cool! nice designs
Fun strip. I definitely hadn't heard of King Aroo until I saw it here. Very familiar with Krazy Kat and Pogo. Definitely a close cousin.
haha!! the rabbit at the end is a nice little period to the strip. very cute.
now, i notice he seems to defy the laws of solid staging. it's like he draws each panel on separate days and forgot who was standing where. if these were boards to be animated and we watched the outcome, our heads would explode! is there a reason he broke his continuity so much? was it some master trick i'm not aware of that actually makes his decisions better than the way i would have set up these shots?
Another gem. Thanks Sherm!
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