Once again, Walt Kelly dazzles with his original brushed ink artwork for a daily Pogo comic strip, this time from 1962. Mr. Pig and Fido the Liberator are mentioned but do not appear in this strip. Mr. Pig represents Nikita Kruschev and Fido the Liberator is a goat who looks remarkably like, as you might guess, Fidel Castro.
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Note: My Pogo posts continue, direct from eBay to you. Catch the previous posts here.
If that's not enough, try the Whirled of Kelly blog. See it all here. There's also the old Pogo in Pandemonia blog. It's still available for viewing here.
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| Walt Kelly, Original Artwork for Pogo, June 21, 1962 |
Note: My Pogo posts continue, direct from eBay to you. Catch the previous posts here.
If that's not enough, try the Whirled of Kelly blog. See it all here. There's also the old Pogo in Pandemonia blog. It's still available for viewing here.
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