
Boy, they weren't kidding.

I like this other drawing style Tyer used in his early comics.

It'd sure be interesting to know how he came up with it.

Looks sort of like a combination of Milt Gross and Dr. Seuss.

The first couple Terrytoons he animated on look sort of like this. There's a Mighty Mouse story that takes place at a circus that has unbelievably cool detailed animation by Jim Tyer. -about 1947.


http://comicrazys.com/2010/09/12/skeeter-skunk-jim-tyer/