Tweak

InsaneJournal

Tweak says, "It's electric!"

Username: 
Password:    
Remember Me
  • Create Account
  • IJ Login
  • OpenID Login
Search by : 
  • View
    • Create Account
    • IJ Login
    • OpenID Login
  • Journal
    • Post
    • Edit Entries
    • Customize Journal
    • Comment Settings
    • Recent Comments
    • Manage Tags
  • Account
    • Manage Account
    • Viewing Options
    • Manage Profile
    • Manage Notifications
    • Manage Pictures
    • Manage Schools
    • Account Status
  • Friends
    • Edit Friends
    • Edit Custom Groups
    • Friends Filter
    • Nudge Friends
    • Invite
    • Create RSS Feed
  • Asylums
    • Post
    • Asylum Invitations
    • Manage Asylums
    • Create Asylum
  • Site
    • Support
    • Upgrade Account
    • FAQs
    • Search By Location
    • Search By Interest
    • Search Randomly

dr_hermes ([info]dr_hermes) wrote in [info]scans_daily,
@ 2009-09-14 18:55:00

Previous Entry  Add to memories!  Tell a Friend!  Next Entry
Entry tags:creator: jack davis, genre: humor, publisher: dell comics

The Beatnik life with Jack Davis


Here's a few samples from the first issue of YAK YAK in 1961, from Dell (there would be a second issue in 1962, not a sign of fevered public demand for this material). Weird comic. No ads, and some of the art was in regular four color but most was an odd experiment. The figures were left white, while the rest of the panels were light blue or pink or green. No borders on the panels and the dialogue was in rectangular balloons. It might not have been very good but it was distinctive. This was a style we later saw split-off Gold Key use on DR SOLAR.

Whether he was doing humor or horror, adventure or Westerns, Davis was always unique and enjoyable. Too bad the writing on this was so weak.

</a>



(Post a new comment)


[info]icon_uk
2009-09-14 11:39 pm UTC (link)
Yes, I think I can see why this never exactly caught fire with the public...

(Reply to this) (Thread)


[info]dr_hermes
2009-09-15 01:19 am UTC (link)
Good art, weak gags. The other way around, it might have had a chance.

(Reply to this) (Parent)



Home | Site Map | Manage Account | TOS | Privacy | Support | FAQs