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[Electricmastro]

A pretty Lynn Karp-dominated issue, with six of the seven comic stories credited as having been drawn by him.

Link to the book: Goofy Comics 34

[Robb_K]

A pretty Lynn Karp-dominated issue, with six of the seven comic stories credited as having been drawn by him.

Link to the book: Goofy Comics 34

Yes, and he's in good company, with Frank Frazetta being the other artist.  Although, I must point out that these late Goofy Gander stories of Karp's look a bit rushed, and not up to his usual excellent, top-notch level of artwork.

[Electricmastro]

A pretty Lynn Karp-dominated issue, with six of the seven comic stories credited as having been drawn by him.

Link to the book: Goofy Comics 34

Yes, and he's in good company, with Frank Frazetta being the other artist.  Although, I must point out that these late Goofy Gander stories of Karp's look a bit rushed, and not up to his usual excellent, top-notch level of artwork.

I think he still drew pretty well, even though I hadn

[Robb_K]

A pretty Lynn Karp-dominated issue, with six of the seven comic stories credited as having been drawn by him.

Link to the book: Goofy Comics 34

Yes, and he's in good company, with Frank Frazetta being the other artist.  Although, I must point out that these late Goofy Gander stories of Karp's look a bit rushed, and not up to his usual excellent, top-notch level of artwork.

I think he still drew pretty well, even though I hadn

[ComicMike]

To me, Lynn Karp was one of Sangor Studio's top handful of artists, along with Ken Hultgren, and a few others.  His "worst" work was still excellent.

I agree! BTW, I can't believe, how little I knew a few months ago about the early U.S. Comic  . Thank you CB+, thank you folks.