Friday, March 28, 2008

UPDATE Shiver and Shake (July) August-October 1974

Thanks to Bruce



last issue



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6th July 1974

13th July 1974

20th July 1974

27th July 1974



79 issues of Shiver and Shake published and that none were published for the four weeks in July 1974. This was due to strike action!


70 3rd August 1974

71 10th August 1974

72 17th August 1974

73 24th August 1974

74 31st August 1974

75 7th September 1974

76 14th September 1974

77 21st September 1974


78 28th September 1974



79 5th October 1974 could do with a better scan


LAST ISSUE it then merged with Whoopee the very next week.

Shiver and Shake April-June 1974


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Thanks to Bruce









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issue 57 6th April 1974

58 13th April 1974

59 20th April 1974

60 27th April 1974

61 4th May 1974

62 11th May 1974

63 18th May 1974



64 25th May 1974


65 1st June 1974

66 8th June 1974

67 15th June 1974


68 22nd June 1974

69 29th June 1974

UPDATE Shiver and Shake Janurary-March 1974


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image thanks to cobwebbed room blog..thanks again...
http://cobwebbedroom.blogspot.com/2007/08/creepy-comix-scream-innthe-spooktacular.html







All these issues I need a scan to display here...
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issue 44 5th January 1974
45 12th January 1974 need better copy



46 19th January 1974



47 26th January 1974


48 2nd Feburary 1974

49 9th Feburary 1974

50 16th Feburary 1974

51 23rd Feburary 1974

52 2nd March 1974



53 9th March 1974

54 16th March 1974


55 23rd March 1974

56 30th March 1974





Frankie Stein became the star of Shiver and Shake drawn by the excellent Robert Nixon...still missed the covers drawn by Mike Lacey with the fun jokes of an elephant and a ghost!

Shiver and Shake October-December 1973





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issue 31 6th October 1973
32 13th October 1973
33 20th October 1973
34 27th October 1973
35 3rd November 1973
36 10th November 1973
37 17th November 1973
38 24th November 1973
39 1st December 1973
40 8th December 1973
41 15th December 1973
42 22nd December 1973


43 29th December 1973

Shiver and Shake July-Sept 1973 Mike Lacey

image from www.26pigs.com a internet mate.

















issue 18 7th July 1973
19 14th July 1973


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20 21st July 1973
21 28th July 1973
22 4th August 1973
23 11th August 1973


24 18th August 1973

25 25th August 1973
26 1st September 1973
27 8th September 1973


28 15th September 1973
29 22nd September 1973
30 29th September 1973

NEW UPDATE Shiver and Shake March-June 1973 Mike Lacey


7th April 1973 Thanks to Bruce..














Thanks to Bruce



Shiver and Shake mapped out


issue 1 10th March 1973


All these issues I need a scan to display here...
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2 17th March 1973 Need a better copy

3 24th March 1973

4 31st March 1973 Need a better copy


5 7th April 1973


6 14th April 1973 Need a better copy

7 21st April 1973

8 28th April 1973

9 5th May 1973

10 12th May 1973

11 19th May 1973

12 26th May 1973

13 2nd June 1973

14 9th June 1973

15 16th June 1973

16 23rd June 1973

17 30th June 1973





Covers drawn by Mike Lacey the cover king of Fleetway comics...drawing the covers for Whizzer and Chips -Sid's Snake Wow! had Shipwreack School, Whoopee!! had on the cover Bumpkin Billionaires and Scared Stiff Sam and Krazy comic.

The contrast between an elephant Shake and the ghose Shiver is wonderful.

Worth the Post?

It's not usual to hear the same tune being played in an MGM cartoon and in a Warner effort so I thought it would have been fun to devote a post about it.
Here's a scene you all know, from "Fast and Furry-Ous" (1949)[this same tune is used in a great number of Coyotes/Road Runner shorts though]



and here two clips from "Barney Bear's Polar Pest" (1944)


T1
Caricato da Andrea_Dodgers




So long,
Duck Dodgers

Divine Mercy Sunday & Opening Day


Since it won't happen again for probably a long time, and since the Washington Nationals open up on Sunday Night, maybe they should ask for a little help...

I-Spy by Brian Walker Sparky 1972 onwards



























Brian Walker is a favourite artist of mine (I've done a website about him). Loved his Scream Inn in Whoopee and Shiver and Shake and Mike's Bike in Buster and Jackpot.

http://uk.geocities.com/pjgbrianwalker/

On the website I didn't include I-Spy has his style is close to Les Barton and didn't realise he drew this! So heres Brian Walkers I-Spy.
Another strip I missed can be found here on the blog
Wizard Anongmous- Brian Walker
http://petergraycartoonsandcomics.blogspot.com/2008/04/shiver-and-shake-artists.html

http://www.comicsuk.co.uk/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1642
Thanks to ISPYSHHHGUY (what a domain name)for so much information...
I'm learning new things in comics daily.

Brians work is wonderfully detailed and a super penmanship. Lots of crosshatching. As a guess I can see Brian being an artist as well. Hes great at drawing the human figure.

Thursday, March 27, 2008

What Does Cardinal Kasper have against Conversion?


I missed this news from December, but it falls into line with Kasper's crying over the Good Friday prayer. Sure glad I didn't meet with someone like him when I returned to the Church back in '98.

From the Remnant:
The “breakaway group” of Anglicans now seeking union with Rome is composed of 60 Anglican parishes and 60 Anglican bishops who can no longer tolerate the lunacy abounding in the “Anglican Communion,” including the ordination of women and homosexuals. All told this group of disaffected Anglicans is said to comprise some 400,000 souls. Confronted with the prospect of a mass return to Rome, Kasper told the Catholic Herald “It’s not our policy to bring that many Anglicans to Rome.”

Read all of it here :
http://www.remnantnewspaper.com/Archives/archive-2007-1225-kasper.htm

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Sparky adverts and Ma Kelly's Telly by Les Barton













I love this strip...I just love it when it break the forth wall in comics...more the better I say...a bit like a Tex Avery cartoon.

A lot of people say that a good writer can rescue a poor artist. I don't agree an artist can still ruin it. Comics are very visual and need to be very good. This strip is good in both ways. I would love to see this strip back in The Beano...Dandy...the numbskulls has got a bit tired...(little people inside a boys head) bring this back for a change!

Yet again why did Les Barton stop drawing for comics after only a few short years...retirement...ill health...new job...the company didn't like his style...something else??? Anyone know!?

Sparky I-Spy part 2








Nice that image of Mr X running past the window with I-Spy watching outside...also the dramatic The End panel...also very funny the fleas controlling the guns. Sparky was great in this period.


I-Spy sure had a lot of bite.

Lets hope Classics of the comics (reprints from The Beano, Dandy, Sparky etc..) will display a whole story over several issues one day of Les Bartons work. Brian Walker another top artist carried on drawing the character 1972 and onwards in Sparky. I'll show an example of that soon.

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Sparky 1971 Feb issue 316-319 twice
























Sparky comic in 1971 Feburary 6th -Feburary 27th issue had the numbers 316-319 -

March 6th to March 27th also was numbered 316 up to 319

issue 324 followed on April 3rd 1971

Sparky made a mistake in numbering the comics in 1971 ...So to help collectors here are the covers with the same numbers.

The cover star of Barney Bulldog is drawn by Bill Richie...famous for his Baby Crockett in The Beezer.