Man, you could land a helicopter on those teeth!

Man, you could land a helicopter on those teats!

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Yo Craig,
I’m glad she is back. My Wednesday mornings are fulfilled again.
Thanks,
Dave Scroggy/Dark Horse Comics

Yo, Dave!

Thanks, man! Here’s another pic of today’s Wacky Wonder Woman just for you!

—Craig

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It’s been a while since I posted for a WWWW—worth the wait?

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Here’s the YOE! Studio annual animated greeting, click your brains out:

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…is the title of the chapter in the upcoming Arf Forum book on the unknown surreal cartoons of Ted Scheel. I love these! Of course in the book there will be many more Scheel drawings and bio info and an amazing low-brow portrait by Mathew Waldron in the book but meanwhile here’s a preview of the Scheel surrealism…

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Dave Scroggy and Dave Burd and others have lambasted me for not posting for Wacky Wonder Woman Wednesday. In my clumsy effort to try and start posting more regularly again I plum forgot-how COULD I ?!? Sorry. Will make amends next Wednesday..and beyond…

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Here’s the promised caricatures by Scheel, Arf Lover! Tomorrow I’ll post some previews of what’s gonna be in the next Arf book, Arf Forum. (Spring 2007). That’ll be what I think is the REALLY Hot Scheel—his sexy surrealistic cartoons.

J. Edgar Hoover
Snooper Duper”
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Jack Benny
Benny rhymes with Penny
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Bing Crosby
He has Hope for a horse
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Frank Sinatra
Socks and bobby sox
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Albert Einstein
Fiddlin’ is a part-time job
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Salavador Dali
Which came first—the egg or Dali?
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(BTW Don’t forget Dali’s comic strips and cartoonist’s riffing on Dali are seen in the first Arf book, Modern Arf).

T. S. Eliot
Waste made wealth
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In the third volume of Arf, Arf Forum, I’m gonna be devoting a chapter to the 1950s surreal, wacky (sometimes sexy) cartoons of Ted Scheel. I think it will be an eye-opener! But in the late forties Ted exhibited another side of his cartooning self in a panel he produced called Religious Remarkables. You get it—they were like a Ripley’s Believe It Or Not of the religious scene. They were syndicated to publications by the Religious News Service. Ted also had yet another area he worked in-caricature. I’ll share some of those in the next post.

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