The layouts are excellent. October 4th features a silhouette panel, October 18th has a great target background and rain effects in the last few panels, and Dino sneaks in an appearance in the last two comics (does he have a doll's arm in his mouth on the 18th). Betty is absent again.

October 4, 1964.

October 11, 1964

October 18, 1964

October 25, 1964.
Very good stuff! The one woman in the foreground of the first panel of the 10/25 one looks a bit like Ann Margrock.
ReplyDeleteDrawn by the legendary Gene Hazelton and Dick "Bick" Bickenbach.
ReplyDelete"Crack, snapple, or pow"? Methinks the cartoonist wanted it to be "snap, crackle or pop" but was afraid that Kellogg's might not take kindly to that.
ReplyDeleteAnd hey, look on the bright side, Wilma - at least you can carry around Pebbles in that pouch.