While other budding comics artists were probably practicing their takes on Spidey and Doc Doom, here's an early example of what I was doing. Presenting my 1975 (I'm guessing)
Gerry Comix. I was ten. The Gerry caricature is blatantly stolen from Robert Grossman. I was enamored of his comic in
New York Magazine. Maybe I'll scan and post some more of my childhood comics.





And yes, that's Nixon reading an issue of
Playboy.
3 comments:
LOL!
I love this one, it's hilarious! That caricature of Ford bears an amazing resemblance too.
Thanks. As noted, though, the genius of the caricature lies with Robert Grossman. I was just a precocious mimic.
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