
Mykal Posts a lot of great old comics and here're some previews of a story from "Ha Ha" featuring your favorite Jim Tyer character, Pete the Parrot.

I wonder how Tyer developed this drawing style?

It's so unique - and a more elaborate variation of his animation style.


This issue of "Ha Ha also features a black and white page of a Dan Gordon comic.
http://www.bigblogcomics.com/2011/01/ha-ha-comics-no-17-february-1945-w-jim.html