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Sunday, 27 March 2016
BAD PENNY'S EASTER 'SMASH!'-UP...
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It is a nice example of Odhams Press senior editorial staff – Alf Wallace, Albert Cosser (Cos) - having some inside fun (or perhaps the scriptwriter having some fun at their expense). I believe it was quite common in POW! strips, less so in SMASH! By the way, I seriously doubt this one was drawn by Leo Baxendale.
ReplyDeleteNow that I take another, closer, look at it, Irmy, so do I. It looked like Bax at a cursory glance when I chose it from thumbnail sized images. I've therefore amended the text. Someone else also doubts it's by Bax, but their comment doesn't get published because they're anonymous.
ReplyDeleteWhoever it's by, it's still a work of art.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, MC. I always preferred Bad Penny to Minnie the Minx for some reason, despite them being cut from the same cloth.
ReplyDeleteDidn't Baxendale sign every single page he drew for the Power comics?
ReplyDeleteDunno, he might've. I know he did on Wham! (at least on the early issues), but I don't know about Smash! I never really looked for his signature, just saw Penny in panel 6 at thumbnail size and assumed it was by Bax. However, as we all know, one must never assume - because that's how to make an ASS out of U and ME.
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