Al Capp's Li'l Abner
Al Capp's Li'l Abner: The Frazetta Sundays, 1954-55 Frank Frazetta
Publisher: Dark Horse
ISBN: 1569719594
Edition: Hardcover; 2003-05-28
Summary:
Before legendary artist Frank Frazetta became an American institution
for his lush paintings, he was drawing muscular hillbillies and
scantily clad women for an earlier American institution: the comic
strip Li'l Abner, which boasted 60 million readers daily. From 1954
to 1961 Frazetta toiled as a ghost for Al Capp, the most famous and
successful cartoonist of his era. Volume 1 (of four) features The
Bald Iggle (from Capp's Shmoo-and-Kigmy school of creatures with
social messages), Loverboynik (a thinly disguised Liberace), and
Milton the Masked Martian (an early super-hero parody) as well as
Indian princess Minnie Mustache, Moonbeam McSwine, The Tigress, Daisy
Mae Yokum, and Gloria Van Wellbilt - as only Frank Frazetta can draw
them!
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