"Over here, you crummy cobra!"
...that just about says it all, doesn't it?
For whatever reason, the record sleeve is flipped here. Instead of being on the inside back, this time its on the inside front.
Like I mentioned on the first two G.I. Joe book and record sets, the art, by Carl Pfeuefer, is loose--really loose. But sometimes the looseness approaches some sort of abstract coolness, like on the bottom of page 22.
...that just about says it all, doesn't it?
For whatever reason, the record sleeve is flipped here. Instead of being on the inside back, this time its on the inside front.
Like I mentioned on the first two G.I. Joe book and record sets, the art, by Carl Pfeuefer, is loose--really loose. But sometimes the looseness approaches some sort of abstract coolness, like on the bottom of page 22.
2 comments:
Awesome! Thanx! FYI, the link to the audio for this post doesn't seem to work.
I had this when I was kid and so appreciate the post. I always remembered the record and brightly colored comic, and fragments of the story, involving helicopter, jungle, cobra, etc. So glad to have it to see again!
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