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Saturday, October 31, 2009

"You certainly have a peculiar sense of humor" and more from Chas Addams' Drawn and Quartered


A truly great cartoonist, Chas Addams' drawings demand our admiration and attention. His beautiful compositions, characters in their bewildering activities, his "Addams Family" icons, his ghoulish and morbid jokes, represent some of the best the New Yorker had to offer during the middle of the Twentieth Century. Considering their roster of the greatest American cartoonists, that's saying a lot.

Addams died at age 76 in 1988.

We've had another posting from Addams' first book, DRAWN AND QUARTERED, First Edition, published 1942: Still more Chas Addams. Links there will lead you to more Addams cartoons.

DRAWN AND QUARTERED Copyright © 1942 Random House, Inc.





















Saturday, August 15, 2009

Still more Chas Addams

This is the fourth installment of cartoons by the genius, Chas Addams. for THE NEW YORKER magazine, collected from his first book, DRAWN AND QUARTERED, in 1942.

Previous installments from this book, as well as more Addams cartoons, can be found on the original Hairy Green Eyeball blog:

Part 1


Part 2


Part 3


Part 4


Copyright © 1942 Random House





















Monday, August 3, 2009

Welcome to Hairy Green Eyeball 2

This is the first posting of HAIRY GREEN EYEBALL 2. Make sure you bookmark this site.

If you're new and like what I'm showing here then visit our original Hairy Green Eyeball blog for more of the same: gag cartoons, kids' books, comics, even some pin-up pictures. I kept a mix of contents and will continue to do the same here.The Original Hairy Green Eyeball blog, with over 275 entries, can be accessed at http://hairygreeneyeball.blogspot.com

You can also turn your eyes right and click on the link.

First up on our brand new site are some cartoons from PLAYBOY, 1961. Many famous cartoonists of past decades who had worked for magazines like THE NEW YORKER, Gardner Rea, R. Taylor, E. Simms Campbell, etc., were still active in the field and contributing to PLAYBOY. Gahan Wilson, who took over the reins from Chas Addams as America's most ghoulish cartoonist, is represented. I'd also like to say thanks to the anonymous person who originally scanned these terrific cartoons.

Copyright © 1961 PLAYBOY