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

Pudgy Pig and bad guy with a gun funny animal comic book
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!
Pudgy Pig cartoon wants to leave the farm funny animal comic book
Pretty nice drawing throughout – classic 1940’s funny animal comics. I love the clarity and simplicity Smile
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The panel below is one of my favorites…
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From WOTALIFE Comics #5
(Fox Feature Syndicate) December 1946
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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!
Jeep and Peep fighting on airplane wing comic
It’s not just the dynamic angles and composition, but the linework itself is so spontaneous and zippy.
Giant cartoon tree grabs ship
Love that freaky tree creature!
Flying car blasts anthropomorphic comic trees
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…
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Enough of the preview; Check out the whole story below, from Jeep Comics #1
Jeep Comics cartoon trees
Click on any page to see the BIG comic scan…
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 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 :)

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