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John L 2 years ago Yeah, don't be a thorn in our side Sam. Just watch your step from now own. John L 2 years ago And this is why the cat always stalks you from the rear.
Rachael JC 2 years ago HA! It's a Mourning Dove in the morning. John L 2 years ago "Ah, but a bunny's reach should exceed it's grasp, Or what's a heaven for. John L 2 years ago Not to worry. John L 2 years ago Even dinosaurs produce a few philosophers. Too bad we can't understand them. John L 2 years ago Just fly over there and shit on his head. CatShatBrix 2 years ago And inside the duck there is a duck, inside which there is another duck, inside which there is another John L 2 years ago And so is patience, Neeraj Jha 2 years ago Vegans, I tell you.
Ok Ha-Neul 2 years ago and vice versa. John L 2 years ago This is why seagulls love to hang around humans so much. John L 2 years ago That's what the squirrel in my back yard keeps telling me every time I chase it away from my patio garden.
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John L 2 years ago Are we studying Nietzsche now? Errorsaurus 2 years ago I'd do that too, if I were a bird. Jhoa 2 years ago Ha ha John L 2 years ago I'm convinced that cats and masochism are inseparably linked. Neeraj Jha 2 years ago Good birdies. John L 2 years ago Just fill an 'ecological niche' where there is no competition, and you're home free. Wanda Queen 2 years ago Introvert bird is introverted. Robyn Oelofse 2 years ago This is how I feel when it's suddenly exam time. John L 2 years ago Probably about 65 million years ago, in a little place called Chicxulub.
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John L 2 years ago Is this where "Food for your thoughts" comes from? John L 2 years ago Even in the 'trash-bin of life' there are those who's reach tends to exceed their grasp. John L 2 years ago Too many 'games' for this bird brain to keep up with. Maverick rudometkin 2 years ago i imagined the pac-man sound. John L 2 years ago This is why Halloween is celebrated, at the same time all of you pun-kins become ripe for the taking.
Monty Is Fiennes 2 years ago trash pandas Neeraj Jha 2 years ago Masterchef! Madison Brown 2 years ago wingpalm. Lillian Chesak 2 years ago Happy 3rd birthday. Katie Jamberri Nails 2 years ago Sweet. Bobbi Newell 2 years ago Same universe, different worlds Master Markus 2 years ago "Ambient-anthro". That's fantastic. Virgil Blue 2 years ago "Mom was right. Robyn Oelofse 2 years ago Can we just take a moment to appreciate the beautiful linework of that first frame.
Lara B. Lilly griffith 2 years ago Everybody.
The answer is everybody. That was the psychology behind it. So I told John the Bob and I worked together on the strip. He turned to with Harry, and we would talk about it. But I told you the psychology behind it. To me, that was part of you can do? I learned it the hard way. You were a to develop an idea. Harry would show us some of the things. Harry was a real writer. You could sit and do a plot, beginning, middle, and end with good writer; he could look at your work, and [suggest changes]. He never appropriate punchlines and all. Was Montana that kind of writer, too?
Harry important. Shorten was the one who guided us. He was our mentor. And sometimes, it all fell together That came with experience. Above is the originally imitative but successful rival panel There Oughta Be a Law, written by Harry Shorten and drawn by Al Fagaly—also, in this instance, a two-pic gag. Harry encouraged you to open doors, to experiment. John had other assets which I felt were important in putting out this product, such as his business knowledge of trying to keep the costs down on the paper costs, and the engraving and all of that.
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He was a good businessman. Montana [wanted more freedom to work, so he] moved to Meredith, New Hampshire, where I used to send a lot of ideas to him. We worked on the newspaper strip together. He would send it to me, I would finish it up, ink, and letter it. One time Bob had the flu and he called me. Did Montana not ink his work? Everyone can recognize your inks. The way. The outline was thick, the inside was thin. Sam came back to Archie, so that was it. He would send it in and then later, as it became popular, they wanted production. So they had to speed up the inking so he would lay out roughs very lightly, and the inkers started to pick up his technique of thick outside.
But as time went on, each artist who worked on it introduced their little idiosyncrasies.
JA: Would you say Harry was well-liked by the freelancers? He knew what he was talking about, and he was a good teacher. He wanted us to learn for ourselves and we did.
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He would teach you without you knowing you were learning, which was a wonderful thing. And he would never make you feel bad. Do you think he liked doing that stuff? It was a buck. JA: You really liked Harry Shorten. Sometime after Harry left Archie, I went down to Florida, and he was kinda sick at the time. It was over for him. I remember he was so happy to see me that he hugged me. Stay here. So they knew they had a winner.
Montana By Montana? Anyway, since we used a photo of him in our previous installment of this Joe Edwards interview…! They tried a Black Hood pulp magazine, but it only lasted three issues. I thought that it was very interesting that they would take that particular character, and try to make a pulp character out of him. But there was another lesson that we learned: hit the fan with ten ideas—one of them may sell.
All of the publishers do that. JA: Was the page rate for doing the super-heroes the same as for the humor work back then? That was a whole, separate department. I never got involved with that. John has been asking me to keep his son Richard under my wing, and teach him what I know. I see the handwriting on the wall. What it was, we would get our assignment over the phone. I need a page, I need two pages. So it was a very loose situation, but they catered mostly to the artists in that sense. JA: Well, Shorten was with the company up until Sam left for that, and was the editor.
Sam lived a few blocks away from Harry so [they had] a [personal] relationship. Be editor.