Hip Comics

[Davey Do]

 

[No Stars In My Eyes]

I remember when "hip" comics were the ones (can't remember the artist's name) where the guy was taking long strides while leaning backwards, it was titled "KEEP ON TRUCKIN'."

[Davey Do]

No Stars In My Eyes said:

I remember when "hip" comics were the ones (can't remember the artist's name) where the guy was taking long strides while leaning backwards, it was titled "KEEP ON TRUCKIN'."

That was the great cartoonist, Robert Crumb, No Stars. His art, although not his subjects as they were underground comics which primarily focused on sex & drugs, was an inspiration to me.

Thank you for your interest and continued support!

[Davey Do]

[Davey Do]

No Stars In My Eyes said:

 "KEEP ON TRUCKIN'."

You inspired me again, No Stars:

[No Stars In My Eyes]

c o o l , dude!

Keep on dippin' / keep on lippin' / keep on rippin' / keep on sippin' / keep on tippin' / keep on zippin'.

 

[abbnurse]

Ah, yes , I remember R Crumb !     Does anyone remember The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers comics ?     ( Hilarious, but not R Crumb's creation .)      

[Davey Do]

abbnurse said:

  Does anyone remember The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers comics ?   

No, I did not know of them, abbnurse, and had to do a search to learn about The Fabulous Freak Brothers. It seems that their creator, Gilbert Shelton, was a contemporary of R. Crumb.

Thank you for your involvement, support, and becoming a member of Ars Gratia Artis, abbnurse!

[abbnurse]

Thank you Davey !  I have long admired your talent, and your insightful posts. 

[No Stars In My Eyes]

I'll have to look up The Furry Freak Brothers, because the name only rings a tiny little bell in the back of my brain....

Yeah, I recognize the cartoon ... specifically the hair-do's... but I don't remember reading them.

PS: Welcome aboard, abbnurse! The more the merrier!

[Davey Do]

[No Stars In My Eyes]

Davey Do said:

YIKES!! ??