More Frank Frazetta Funny Animal Comics – Bruno the Bear 1949

Bruno the Bear by Frank “Fritz” Frazetta from Happy Comics #32 July 1949

…and here’s a couple of beautiful Frazetta illustrations from the obligatory text pages from the same comic…
…and make sure to Cartoon squirrel pirate Frank Frazetta Daffy & Dilly comics in case you missed it…
Daffy & Dilly – pirate squirrel comics by Frazetta
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and enjoy more Frazetta funny animal comics here…
Frazetta funny animal comics Dodger the Squirrel

Frank Frazetta Funny Animals: Daffy and Dilly in “All At Sea” - Sept 1949

Daffy and Dilly in “All At Sea”
Art by Frank Frazetta
From Happy Comics #33 September 1949

Daffy and Dilly in “All At Sea” Art by Frank Frazetta From Happy Comics #33 Standard Comics September 1949

Frank Frazetta - Famous Funnies comic book covers from the 1950’s

All of the incredible artwork from Frank Frazetta's Buck Rogers Famous Funnies comic book covers is on display HERE in high-resolution scans:

http://bit.ly/Frazetta-Comics

These nine covers are pure pulp-adventure space-opera masterpieces! Much more of Frazetta 1950’s comic book work is collected in this book:

 Telling Stories:
The Classic Comic Art of Frank Frazetta

Untamed Frazetta – The Best-Drawn 1950’s Romance Comics EVER

Mr. Door Tree at the Golden Age Comic Stories blog has just posted some unbelievably beautiful scans of Frank Frazetta’s romance comics from the fifties. The scans are super-clean and very high-resolution.

Click on any of these preview panels to jump over and see them in high-res splendor at the Golden Age Comic Book Stories blog

…and it’s not all huggin’ and kissin’ –
there’s plenty of action and danger!

Even lions...and guns!

You can find all the amazing Frazetta comics scans at:

http://goldenagecomicbookstories.blogspot.com/2009/02/frank-frazetta-romance-stories-1953.html

...and some other Frazetta posts on the same blog:

Frazetta pen and ink masterpieces from Edgar Rice Burroughs' At The Earth's Core

Click on any of these images to jump over
and see them on the Golden Age Comic Book Stories blog

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The Buck Rogers covers from Famous Funnies

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At The Earth's Core Portfolio

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Most of those Frazetta comics can be found in hard copy in the new book,

"Telling stories - The Comic Art of Frank Frazetta"

Frazetta Funny Animal Comic Book Scans from 1948: Dodger the Squirrel - Coo Coo Comics

Here's a golden age funny-animal comic story by the master of fantasy painting, Frank Frazetta! It feature a scrappy squirrel with a heavy Brooklyn accent named Dodger (From 1890 to 1957, the Dodgers baseball team was located in Brooklyn).

This story comes from the September 1948 issue of Standard-Nedor's Coo Coo Comics. Frazetta often signed his funny animal comics as "Fritz." You can see his signature at the top right of the first panel.

Frazetta's comic book work was always filled with great drawing and dynamic poses. Here are a few sample panels, followed by the full-page high-resolution scans for you to read and enjoy.

Enough appetizers...here are those full-page scans I promised.

Just click on any of the thumbnails below to open up a high-res comic book page!

Okay, so the story isn't that great, but the drawings are gorgeous! Frank Frazetta really knew how to draw dynamic cartoon characters.

Some of these stories were collected in the "Small Wonders" paperback in 1991. You may be able to find a used copy at Amazon.com

Small Wonders by Frank Frazetta

Frank Frazetta spent most of the fifties toiling in anonymity as Al Capp's assistant on the Li'l Abner comic strip, but after he got canned for asking for a raise, he got hungry again and started his career as a cover artist for a new genre of paperback books...

...the sword-and-sorcery reprints of classic pulp fantasy writers like Robert E. Howard (Conan the Barbarian) and Edgar Rice Burroughs (Tarzan, John Carter of Mars, etc.

Wanna see more Frazetta Funny Animal Comics?

Click on the Frazetta "Fritz" image to the left for a bunch more Frazetta Funny Animal Comics from the Inspiration Grab-Bag!

...and there's even more Frazetta funny animal comics here at the fantastic ComiCrazys Blog >>>

Lambiek.net has a nice article that gives a good history of Frazetta's comic book work.

Frazetta Lives!

...and if you liked Dodger the Squirrel, (aka Dodger de Squoil) both he and his Jaloppa tree are starring in another comic story From Coo-Coo Comics #27. Written by Jack Cosgriff with drawings by Al Hubbard. You can read that one at Nedor-a Day!