Revealing man-in-the-street interview:
Oh, the hilarity!! And the source of this cutting satire?
Charlton's Hillbilly Comics #3 (1956), featuring:
As opposed to the other, apparently less zany hillfolk.
And starring:
Hmm...I always thought gumbo was cajun, not hillbilly. Is it possible writer penciller Art Gates is confusing his easily-mockable rural stereotypes?? Ahh, they're probably all the same anyway, right?
Also starring:
At least they had a pretty interesting promo going on:
Write a "helpful" letter, get an original panel...damn, that's a pretty sweet deal. I really hope somebody got this panel:
The last page exhorts the reader:
Given that Hillbilly Comics was cancelled after issue #4, it probably was never necessary to reserve copies...
Oh, the hilarity!! And the source of this cutting satire?
Charlton's Hillbilly Comics #3 (1956), featuring:
As opposed to the other, apparently less zany hillfolk.And starring:
Hmm...I always thought gumbo was cajun, not hillbilly. Is it possible writer penciller Art Gates is confusing his easily-mockable rural stereotypes?? Ahh, they're probably all the same anyway, right?Also starring:
At least they had a pretty interesting promo going on:
Write a "helpful" letter, get an original panel...damn, that's a pretty sweet deal. I really hope somebody got this panel:
The last page exhorts the reader:
Given that Hillbilly Comics was cancelled after issue #4, it probably was never necessary to reserve copies...
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