Ward, Bill - GEE-WHIZ! #46 Gag Cartoon
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PUBLISHER: Humorama, Inc.
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Bill Ward art; page 11 gag cartoon; 1961; image size 16.75" x 23.25"
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Bill Ward art; page 11 gag cartoon; 1961; image size 16.75" x 23.25"
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
Bill Ward art; page 11 gag cartoon; 1961; image size 16.75" x 23.25""I bought her the earrings, because I thought a necklace might obstruct the view!"
Mixed media. Art is in very good condition, there is light wear and discoloration from the thin paper being affixed to a larger board for publication. Signed by Ward.
Artist Information
Ward is primarily known for his bawdy illustrations of busty women, his character Torchy enjoyed modest success in the late Golden Age. Ward was employed by Jack Binder at Fawcett in the beginning of his career where he worked on several hero stories like Bulletman and Black Owl, he later drew Blackhawk stories in MIlitary Comics. In the later stages of his career he achieved success working for more adult-themed publications from softcore books to Screw magazine. Ward did a one off in 2000 AD in 1977, a rather unique aside for the man known for his playful erotic imagery.
Bill Ward art; page 11 gag cartoon; 1961; image size 16.75" x 23.25""I bought her the earrings, because I thought a necklace might obstruct the view!"
Mixed media. Art is in very good condition, there is light wear and discoloration from the thin paper being affixed to a larger board for publication. Signed by Ward.
Artist Information
Ward is primarily known for his bawdy illustrations of busty women, his character Torchy enjoyed modest success in the late Golden Age. Ward was employed by Jack Binder at Fawcett in the beginning of his career where he worked on several hero stories like Bulletman and Black Owl, he later drew Blackhawk stories in MIlitary Comics. In the later stages of his career he achieved success working for more adult-themed publications from softcore books to Screw magazine. Ward did a one off in 2000 AD in 1977, a rather unique aside for the man known for his playful erotic imagery.