More Comics McCormick! Episode #2

Turns out there are a lot of cool people who are fans of Ed Wheelan!
By popular demand, I offer this post...This is Comics McCormick's second story
from Fat & Slat #2!


For more info on cartoonist Ed Wheelan, check out: http://www.toonopedia.com/minute-m.htm

Click on the thumbnail images for the nice BIG full-sized comic scans!





Comics McCormick Episode #1

Comics McCormick Episode #3

Pappy's Golden Age Comics Blogzine has a terrific Ed wheelan Minute Movies story!
Take a look at: http://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/2007/11/number-215-modest-maid-stalwart-soldier.html

UPDATE: There's LOTS more comic book scans

to look at and download! Click HERE

Meet Comics McCormick -- The World's #1 Comic Book Fan!

I recently found these strips inside a scan of The May 1947 of EC Comics' "Fat and Slat." These were "Pre-Trend" ECs, before William Gaines inherited the company from his father. These stories are a real treat for Golden Age Comics fans!! Enjoy!

Oh, yeah...be sure to CLICK on the pictures to see a nice BIG FAT JUICY high-resolution image!



be sure to CLICK on the pictures to see a nice BIG FAT JUICY high-resolution image!







For more info on cartoonist Ed Wheelan, check out: http://www.toonopedia.com/minute-m.htm

Pappy's Golden Age Comics Blogzine has a terrific Ed wheelan Minute Movies story!
Take a look at: http://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/2007/11/number-215-modest-maid-stalwart-soldier.html

MORE Comics McCormick stories from Fat& Slat Comics:
Comics McCormick Episode #2
Comics McCormick Episode #3

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

ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive: Comics: Kurtzman's Comic Books

ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive: Comics: Kurtzman's Comic Books

THANKS to Steve Worth and the ASIFA-Hollywood and to Kent Butterworth for these amazing Harvey Kurtzman high-resolution scans! Judging from the art in the Hey Look book, these are probably from 1947 when Kurtzman was just starting to burst into pure cartooning greatness. Cartoon art like this deserves to be looked at in hi-res! It's always a shame when someone takes the time to scan great lost treasures but neglects to set the scanner at a decent resolution. THANKS to Steve Worth and the ASIFA-Hollywood and to Kent Butterworth for these gifts!

PS...there are lots of great "Comic book reader" applications available on the web to make archiving and reading comic pages on your computer a more pleasant experience. I recommend "Comic Book Lover" for Mac, but there are many others if you google the term. It really helps you get more mileage out of these swell downloads.