Cereal Comics

Cereal ads in old comics are quite fun to read, as they reflect their TV counterparts on Saturday mornings (do they still have Saturday morning cartoons anymore?). I found these three in an old The Flinstones with Pebbles Gold Key comic (#22, 1964). My favorite is the Lucky Charms ad, but look how boring the box is! (Speaking of cereal boxes, check out these Jay Ward inspired designs.) I don't know who drew these comics, but I'm researching who the cartoonists are. Man, I would so love to have that job drawing cereal ads.

That one kid in the Lucky Charms ad looks suspiciously like a chipmunk.

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Our Broadcast Day - H.R. Pufnstuf, pg.3

Page three of my HR Pufnstuf comic for Our Broadcast Day:

Our Broadcast Day - H.R. Pufnstuf pg. 1

I recently drew a comic for my pal Pat Lewis' upcoming anthology called Our Broadcast Day. The premise is a lost episode from an existing TV show that never aired and I chose to draw a comic based on H.R. Puf-n-Stuf. I'll be posting the pages in the next few weeks. Here is page one! There will be a new page on Monday, December 20th so check back!

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