April 23, 2024
BOB GUSTAFSON - MEN'S MAGAZINE ONE-PANEL GAG CARTOON ORIG ART / CAKE JUMPER
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Welcome to the Lewis Wayne Gallery of art and collectibles. We also represent various consignors with an eclectic assortment of items ranging from the very affordable to world class treasures. Original comic art and comic strips will be listed along side high grade CGC comic books. Illustration art, movie posters and lobby cards, art glass, sports memorabilia, and Maxfield Parrish prints will be offered as well. BOB GUSTAFSON - MEN'S MAGAZINE ONE-PANEL GAG CARTOON ORIG ART / CAKE JUMPER BOB GUSTAFSON (1920 - 2001) did gag cartoons for Ladies' Home Journal , Ridgefield Press, Good Housekeeping , Saturday Evening Post , Colliers and Judge , and assisted on Russ Westover's Tillie the Toiler strip at the King Features Syndicate. In the 1960s he assisted as a writer on Joe Palooka for the McNaught Syndicate, before joining Mort Walker's staff. From 1963 until the mid 1970s, he assisted on Walker's comics Beetle Bailey , Boner's Ark and Hi and Lois . Gustavson was mainly involved in the Beetle Bailey comic books published by Dell Publishing / Western (early 1960s), King Comics (mid 1960s) and Charlton Comics (early 1970s). His other Dell comic book work includes Freddy , Mr. Magoo and Ponytail . This is the original art for a single panel gag cartoon from an unidentified men's magazine circa 1960s. The caption reads, "...and the color
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