... whoa, that was some mushy nonsense right there. And here I am, sweating my balls off, on January 8th in Los Angeles blogging about my NYC snow fantasies.... total crap.
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And now for everyone's favorite; "Stuff You've Never Seen Before!"

This is the cover for "Patoruzu" issue #108. Drawn by the creator of Patoruzu himself, Dante Quinterno.

This beautifully drawn stip was in "Patoruzu" issue #86. I'm not sure who the artist is, but if anyone knows, please drop a comment. I know I've had some Argentines stop by in the past. Link to larger version.

These pages are from "Libro de Oro Patoruzu: 1961". They're drawn by Eduardo Ferro. Link to larger version.
Enjoy!
contemplating turning on the air conditioner,
Uncle Phil
6 comments:
I grew up reading "Patoruzu"...It was amazing..I've even met the creator, Dante Quinterno...There was a beautiful animated short called "Upa en Apuros" as well.
You can find all the info you need and see ALL the Patoruzu covers in:
http://www.patoruzu-web.com.ar/site.htm
There is a distinctive possibility that the artist of the page could be Oscar Blotta or perhaps Luis Destuet.
Great stuff Uncle Phil! I brought a mean stack of Patoruzu's and Rico Tipo's back from Buenos Aires this past summer. I got a Patoruzu annual from 41. I haven't got around to scanning anything though. We should get togather and share sometime. Maybe Lambey can even come along.
i like the injuns
Don't sweat the winter.
Heh.
It actually reached a mysterious 70 degrees here in the NY area the other day.
Only today did it finally hit the typical 30's
Even I miss the NY winters, and I live here!
Sde
Holy Cow! That indian is beautiful! Nice site!
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