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Versus #1 Jack Wohl Grupo de Editores Associados (GEA) 1972 Brazilian Editor: Ernesto S. Carneiro
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Versus #1 Jack Wohl Grupo de Editores Associados (GEA) 1972 Brazilian Editor: Ernesto S. Carneiro
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I’m scared, and I’m praying, and I don’t know what tomorrow will bring, and I hate waiting impotently and I hate how hard it is to even think about going back to that fucking hospital and how selfish and weak i am to feel that way when I’m not even the one fighting for my life right now
It’s so silly, but this is the only recording i have of my grandpa right now since all my home movies were lost; just him waxing philosophical about the Crypt Keeper, and it’s how i want to keep him in my mind--articulate, brilliant, larger than life, and with dignity
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More weird crap I found on the internet about my grandpa and his comics. I think these were actually kind of cool tbh
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JACK WOHL: A friend found a book by Jack Wohl this weekend in a bookstore, and it led to a more forensic examination into this creative meanderer and graphic pun maker from the 1960s. Wohl started his career with a comic strip called PIXies that used typography and numbers to create visual/political/social puns out of the forms. He then went on to do another column called "Wohl Nuts", for which there are no images available- yet... Then in 1960, Roger Price (one of the inventors of Mad Libs) published 60 pages of Wohl's adorable illustrations in The ConFORMers.
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