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Date | Lang: English (en)
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   By hqbrum
Al Capp style is amazing
   By crashryan
Trouble is that "unappetizing" Sloppy Belle, except for flyaway hair, is as attractive and well-bathed as Bouncy Belle. Maybe it's the fact that she's wearing pants and a jacket rather than a dress that is supposed to tell us she's a slob. To modern eyes she looks almost contemporary. Even given changing attitudes I'm amazed the sponsoring agency okayed having Daisy Mae joke about the size of Sloppy Belle's breasts.
   By narfstar
Fascinating read with how sensibilities have changed. Of course the most absurd part is the idea that guys would ever have ignored Sloopy.
   By Muffaroo
The fellow Abner talks to briefly with the bulbous nose looks about how Capp used to draw himself.
   By The Australian Panther
I don't know the story behind this particular publication. Al Capp was so far right he'd fall off the edge The title says it all. "Creatures from Drop-out space." It's not her appearance that makes 'Sloppy Belle' unappetizing to Capp, it's the youth culture she represents. This whole thing ia full of negative assumptions about people because of their appearance. JOB Corps commissioned Capp to do this pamphlet, I wonder how they felt about the result. You don't try to promote some service by insulting your intended clients. Pretty contemptible on Capp's part.
  
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Publication1965 | Price: 0.00 FREE | Pages: 1
NotesJames Allen Bond, author of the The Definitive Frazetta Reference (2008) states that this comic is not by Frank Frazetta. Robert Barrett is the source that Bob Lubbers was the artist. From a discussion in Facebook Jan 2020.
 
FeaturingLi'l Abner
ContentGenre: Advocacy
NotesJames Allen Bond, author of the The Definitive Frazetta Reference (2008) states that this comic is not by Frank Frazetta. Robert Barrett is the source that Bob Lubbers was the artist. From a discussion in Facebook Jan 2020.
 
CreditsLetters: typeset
ContentGenre: Advocacy
 
Comic StoryLi'l Abner and the Creatured from Drop-Outer Space (29 pages)
FeaturingLi'l Abner
ContentGenre: Advocacy
 
Text ArticleIs There a Job in Your Future? (4 pages)
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
 
AdvertisementStep Up to Job Corps (1 page)
CreditsLetters: typeset
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
 
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