Today let's enjoy the crystal-clear draftsmanship and brushwork of Al Hubbard, displayed in these two stories from Scamp No. 6, June-August 1958. There is an elegance to Hubbard's work that is always lovely to look at.
Again . . . elegance! Hubbard's refined skills shine from this inside front cover. 
I remember the artwork in that Scamp comic looking really good. It would come in those 3 pack bagged comics at the grocery.
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Thank you very much!
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Thanks for posting this Mykal!
Thanks, Bill. I love his Sniffles stuff, too.
ReplyDeleteThat .... that .... is a beautifully drawn issue. Great characters too. Gimme!!
ReplyDeleteChuck: Hubbard always floors me. Glad you liked it!
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