#sergio aragones

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MAD Artists' Response to an Article (MAD #178, October 1975)

Artists: the Usual Gang of Idiots

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R A M O N E S

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Here’s the full interview Amazing Heroes did with Steve Purcell, creator of Sam and Max. This is from April 1990, three years after some successful issues and two years before Bad Day on the Moon, which Purcell mentions here on “hoping to finish.” Featured here are Steve Purcell's experiences revolving his authorship of a Gumby and Pokey story, a cancelled Batman comic, meeting Sergio Aragones at then named CCAC, and, most importantly, the convoluted origins of fizzball.

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“A Benefit Portfolio In Defense of the First Amendment” Frank Miller, Sergio Aragones, Robert Crumb, Bob Burden, Reed Waller, Steve Bissette, Denis Kitchen, Don Simpson, Hilary Barta and Mitch O’Connell (1987) Source

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"Draw!"

Showcase #76: Bat Lash

by Sergio Aragones; Nick Cardy and Gaspar Saladino

DC

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Welcome Back to The House of Mystery

Neil Gaiman / Sergio Aragonés

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Sergio Aragones

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Letter from Sergio Aragonés in Albedo #3, April 1985

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(1995)

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art by Sergio Aragones - Mad magazine (1984)

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Marvel Age (1989)

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Mad About Mad by Sergio Aragones

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from a MAD book in the late 60s that radicalised me as a british kid

should have done an ID, sorry

[ID: a three panel cartoon, characters in white with black lines against a grey background

panel 1: from the left, five US cops in 60s riot helmets run toward a street corner where a bunch of hippies are yelling and protesting with placards, facing away from the cops so we only see the placard backs - the police have their batons out and have ugly grins of delight at the thought of doing violence

panel 2: as the police get to the hippies they're stopped in their tracks and look shocked and confused - the hippies have all suddenly spun round with friendly smiles on their faces, and the placards read things like "we need more police", "help the cops", "back the man on the beat", "support your police dept" and so on

panel 3: the police stand just before the corner, scratching their heads and looking baffled, with question marks over them - meanwhile out of sight around the corner, the hippies are collapsing in laughter at what they just pulled off

ID ends]

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Sergio Aragones

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Gil Kane and Sergio Aragones - Fanboy #2 Original Cover Art (DC, 1998) Source