Tag Archives: 1976

Pathos in a Pencil?

I found this unusual advertisement for artist pencils in a 1976 issue of American Artist. Ads nowadays usually push whimsy to would-be artists — never pathos.

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Fandom Before the Internet

This is what Red Sonja looked like back before the internet when comics were sold at newsstands and convenience stores, and the only way to see how comics were made was through obscure, mail-order magazines.

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What’s Better than Roses on Your Piano?

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Don’t Spend It All In One Place!

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Whatever Happened to that Guy?

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