Bumbazine
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Title: | Bumbazine |
Publisher: | Alan Hanley |
Editor(s): | Alan Hanley, Jim Engel, Chuck Fiala and Jack Weaver |
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Date(s): | 1976 |
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Fandom: | Comics |
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Language: | English |
External Links: | Poopsheet Foundation |
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Bumbazine was a one-off 1976 fanzine with strong Walt Kelly influences, that was a collaborative effort between Alan Hanley, Jim Engel, Chuck Fiala and Jack Weaver.
Each contributed comic strips that had appeared previously, or would appear in other zines later.
Contents
- Thug the Unkindly by Alan Hanley - the adventures of Hanley's Captain Marvel/Shazam! tribute character Goodguy against Thug the Unkindly, who was based on Conan the Barbarian. The full storyline was collected from various other zines and published in Bumbazine[1].
- Lackluster Lizard by Jim Engel:
Below is a Lackluster Lizard strip from 1976. This originally appeared in “BUMBAZINE”, a fanzine put together by Alan Jim Hanley, Chuck Fiala, and me. The Lackluster character is evolving visually into the character he looks like in DD,DD. Actually, I had a second character called “Newt the Newt” whose visuals I co-opted and gave to Lackluster when I decided to insert him in the DD strip. The strip below is the the first appearance of “Pigs Benedict”, and the rabbit is essentially the look I used for Bungalow Bill in DD. Don’t ask me who the mouse is.
- Three Blind Fools by Jim Engel, Steve Daniels and Chuck Fiala.
- and more...
Bumbazine interior; Lackluster Lizard by Jim Engel
interior art by Jim Engel - Beatles-related?
"Three Blind Fools" comic by Jim Engel, Steve Daniels and Chuck Fiala
References
- ^ "Thug The Unkindly" by Tom Brevoort at The Tom Brevoort Experience posted December 31/20 (via Wayback Jan 15/21)
- ^ "Friday Funnies Presents: Dick Duck, Duck Dick #13> Jim Engel" by Jim Engel at ComicCrazys posted June 3, 2011 (via Wayback Jan 27/12)