Hey Mikey, could you read this and let me know if it's worth translating?
I have a few more Molas I'll post in the future. I hope ya dig.
-Uncle Phil
Sunday, November 27, 2005
Sunday Comics
Keeping with my addiction to the Argentinean comic Patoruzu. This is from "Libro De Oro Patoruzu 1955." The artist signs "Molas." I don't know much about him (or her, *ahem*) other than the fact that his pages are sweet. I love looking at some of this South American stuff because its really fun to guess what their influences may have been. Molas seems to have a little Milt Gross, Bill Holman, and a dash of Kurtzman as some influences. But what do I know. Anyone have any other insight on this guy (or gal, *ahem*)?
Hey Mikey, could you read this and let me know if it's worth translating?
I have a few more Molas I'll post in the future. I hope ya dig.
-Uncle Phil
Hey Mikey, could you read this and let me know if it's worth translating?
I have a few more Molas I'll post in the future. I hope ya dig.
-Uncle Phil
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---THIS IS AMAZING WHAT GREAT SHAPES, I LUV FAT PEOPLE!
---BIG AL
uhhh not worth translating. nothn too clever or anything. some dudes in jail, some dude breaks a wall, and argentinans go crasy!
real kool stuff keep it comin
Your doodles are so awesome. You are a true historian master of vintage cartoon art!
What's up Phil...it's been a while, just thought I'd check in with ya...I joined the blogging world...check it out some time.
http://dtforgione.blogspot.com/
Dan
A young Californian falling for the old Argentinean comics publishing industry (now defunct)...that's a weird sight!
You'r well oriented as Dante Quinterno's Patoruzú and Gullermo Divito's own comics magazine covered the Golden Age of the industry in the 40's and 50's. A contemporary genius like Nine only can publish in Europe.
Perhaps your best source may be Oscar Grillo another genius who lived his childhood in that time and is a longtime London resident. Write to him at any of his blogs; for instance:
http://klactomation.blogspot.com/
PS: Lorenzo Molas (a guy) was notorius for his absurd and some how naif sense of humor. His mark where those little arrows pointing to some details as the "loose shoelace" at the bottom right of this picture.
You're nuts! (keep this way)
http://gloriamundi.blogsome.com
hey upr-
congreats on the drawn post!
Great work! Fantastic shapes.
BUENOS DIAS, A QUIEN CORRESPONDA, ME ENCUENTRO LLENO DE SATISFACCION AL VER UN DIBUJO DE MI PADRE EN SU PAGINA, DESEARIA QUE QUIEN ESCRIBE LA NOTA SE COMUNIQUE CON MIGO AL CDORREO MOLASFERNANDO@HOTMAIL.COM
DE SE5R POSIBLE EN ESPAÑOL, MUCHAS GRACIAS.
BUENOS DIAS, A QUIEN CORRESPONDA, ME ENCUENTRO LLENO DE SATISFACCION AL VER UN DIBUJO DE MI PADRE EN SU PAGINA, DESEARIA QUE QUIEN ESCRIBE LA NOTA SE COMUNIQUE CON MIGO AL CDORREO MOLASFERNANDO@HOTMAIL.COM
DE SE5R POSIBLE EN ESPAÑOL, MUCHAS GRACIAS.
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