Fine Art of Boxing, The (No Stooge in the Ring)
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The Comedy of John Severin
| Author: | John Severin (artist) |
|---|---|
| Paperback: | 108 pages |
| Publisher: | Fun Ideas Productions & ComicFlix (2022) |
| Avg. Rating: |  [ Unrated ] |
| In Print? | Yes |
Reprint material includes a 2-page, humorous tribute to The Three Stooges originally published in Cracked Magazine # 51 (April 1966).
From the back cover...
"A lost treasure trove of the often-neglected humor art of John Severin, one of the original founders of Mad Magazine! Though perhaps more famous for his adventure, war and western comics, Severin produced thousands of pages of amazingly entertaining celebrity parodies and hilarious comics for Cracked Magazine for over 40 years. This volume showcases his work from the 1950s and '60s during Cracked's first decade. Featuring satires of films, TV shows, literature, politics, history, sports, current events, art, beatniks and luminaries of the era, all done in a variety of styles and mediums by the versatile, creative hand hand of the one and only John Severin!"
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