The stories themselves, although standard funny-animal fare, are quite amusing.
Information on this title is skimpy, at best. The cover was by Pat Masulli and John D'Agostino. Interior art is a little harder to identify, but some of D'Agostino's style come across. It's a safe bet that Vincent Fago did at least one of the single-page fillers.
Also included in this issue is a nice Atomic Bunny tale, and even a one page Atomic Mouse PSA.
Good ol' Pudgy Pig makes a comeback in "Charlton Spotlight" #9! And, thanks to research by his son Karl, we've learned George Wildman provided some of the Pudgy pencils and inks!
ReplyDeleteI should clarify that I mean George did the original Pudgy comics for Charlton (not all), as well as the new appearance!
ReplyDeleteIn "Pudgy Pig" #1, George WIldman did pencils and inks on "Swami Salami," "An Arrow Escape," "Cheap Job," and "For the Birds." In "Pudgy Pig" #2, George did "A Fishy Tale," "Pesky Pest," and "Joining the Fun." These are confirmed in his worksheets/logs kept during that period and in other documents in his files.
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