Comics (Graphic works)
Fudgie Comic Strip Illustration, Lula and Fudgie's First Date, ca.1970
Fudie and Lula are pictured walking in a park at night with Fudgie's dog, Elvis. Lula asks for Fudgie's real name, to which he replies: "It's Harcourt Jones but I may start using my new, formal Islamic name which is 'Ammamu Baka-X!"
Format
3 panel comic strip
Medium
Ink on paper
Gals from 3G by Alex Kotzky, September 29, 1971
The gals go to the movies.
Format
Drawing; 3 panel comic strip
Medium
Ink on paper
Gasoline Alley by Frank King, September 2, 1930
Drawing; 3 panel comic strip
Medium
Ink on paper
Gasoline Alley by Frank King, September 3, 1930
Drawing; 4 panel comic strip
Medium
Ink on paper
Gaze and Breezy by Stanley Rayon, ca.1966
A movie director for Super Pictures waves a script at a couple in bed; "See -- the script says nothing about that!"
Format
Drawing; single comic page
Medium
Ink on paper
Gene Autry Adventure Comics and Play-Fun Book, Color Cover Rendering, 1947
Unknown artist. Color rendering of Item 2; includes facsimile of comic book display for Gene Autry comics
Format
Drawing; comic cover
Medium
Colored pencil on tracing paper
Glamour Girls by Don Flowers, March 8, 1963
Caption reads "No fair, Mr. Henshaw - - - You're running counter-clockwise!"
Format
Drawing
Medium
Ink on paper
Dimensions
9.25 x 11.5 inches
Glamour Girls by Don Flowers, May 28, 1963
Caption reads "No creams, powder, rouge or lipstick - - - just eye-shadow."
Format
Drawing
Medium
Ink on paper
Dimensions
9.25 x 11.5 inches
Glamour Girls by Don Flowers, December 12, 1963
Caption reads "Hold it, it's my turn to complain about the noisy party upstairs."
Format
Drawing
Medium
Ink on paper
Dimensions
9.5 x 11.5 inches
Glamour Girls by Don Flowers, January 17, 1964
Caption reads "Aren't you running up quite a bill for a fella who's just been disinherited?!"
Format
Drawing
Medium
Ink on paper
Dimensions
9.25 x 11.75 inches