Real Facts Funnies by Martin Naydel -- Fun Golden-Age Half-Page Comics

Golden Age filler comics by Martin Naydel. Boy, I really like this guy's drawing style! Reminds me of some of Harvey Kurtman's early Hey Look pages...

for more on golden-age DC comics artist Martin Naydel, see http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Martin_Naydel and more comics at 

http://fourcolorshadows.blogspot.com/2012/11/mcsnurtle-turtle-martin-naydel-1946.html

Pudgy Pig Vintage Funny-Animal Comics - It’s Murder out There!

In a nice variation of the classic Count Screwloose storyline, Pudgy Pig yearns to leave the farm, but soon finds out there’s no place like home!

Pretty nice drawing throughout – classic 1940’s funny animal comics. I love the clarity and simplicity

The panel below is one of my favorites…

From WOTALIFE Comics #5
(Fox Feature Syndicate) December 1946

Jeep & Peep – Dynamic Golden Age Comics Penwork by Charles Voight

I just discovered this great artist in the pages of “Jeep Comics.” Check out the amazingly fluid and dynamic artwork by Charles Voight!

It’s not just the dynamic angles and composition, but the linework itself is so spontaneous and zippy.

Love that freaky tree creature!

Charles Voight's penwork reminds me of a cross between Everett Raymond Kinstler and Willard Mullin. Those faces below are great. Check out the depth in the composition…

Enough of the preview; Check out the whole story below, from Jeep Comics #1

Click on any page to see the BIG comic scan…


 Another blisteringly wild Charles Voight comic book tale here: http://www.againwiththecomics.com/2009/02/hugh-mann-impossible-man.html

And still more terrific comic book scans featuring the art of Charles Voight are here:
http://fourcolorshadows.blogspot.com/2010/10/impossible-man-charles-voight-1946.html

Thanks to Chris Duffy for the info :)

Karrots - Freaky-Looking Funny Animal Comics

Man, I really LOVE that splash page – the art in this story (by Cy King) is super-quirky! And the story is just dumb-as-rocks

This is one of those stories that just sort of "stops" instead of ending.
..and that was “Karrots” by Cy King - From Nutty Life #2 Summer 1946

Crazy cover, huh? Oh, Pearl!

SpongeBob Comics: “Hiccup and Away”

Here's a SpongeBob comic book story which I wrote and drew  for Nickelodeon Magazine in 2002 -- during the break between the series' 3rd Season and the Movie: "Hiccup and Away!"


Click on any image to read the full-size comic page

Ape Escapes! Museum Mayhem! More Super Rabbit Comic Book Scans

Here are some MORE old-timey funny-animal comics from
Super Rabbit Vol.1 Number 3 published by Comedy Publications, Inc.

(If you missed the previous Super Rabbit story, you can find it HERE.)

Click on any of the comic book pages to see a HUGE 300dpi detailed scan!

What does 300dpi look like? Well, when you click on the story pages below, you'll get to see them with detail like this...



This story starts off with two pages of pure cartoony silliness, then shifts gears a bit when Super Rabbit investigates some robberies at the museum.



Museums are among the best settings for any cartoon story, dontcha think?
There's always a mummy or a knight or a catapult nearby when you need one!



Okay..here we go! Enjoy this latest installment of Super Rabbit!



Click comic book pages to see a HUGE 300dpi detailed scan!





Click comic book pages to see a HUGE 300dpi detailed scan!





If you missed the last Super Rabbit story, you can find it HERE.
There's also more info on the comic book, the character, and the creators at:

Toonopedia article on Super Rabbit

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Rabbit_(comics)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernie_Hart

Super Rabbit Timely Comics Cover Gallery

ComicArtVille article on Vince Fago and Timely Comics

TwoMorrows Alter-Ego article on Vince Fago

There's LOTS more comic book scans
to look at and download! Click HERE