Hully-Gully Christmas!
one of my first-ever publishers,
the loving Larry Shell,
of Shel-Tone fame,
posted here with Larry's
very kind permission.
Have a Hully-Gully Christmas,
everyone!
of Irvin S. Cobb's Fishhead,
adapted by Larry Shell,
Michael H. Price
and Mark Evan Walker, is
the famous Cobb pulp story,
but the subsequent chapters
are Larry's invention,
collaborating with old amigo
Price and artist Walker;
bountiful bayou fun!
Labels: Fishhead, Hully-Gully Christmas, Larry Shell, Merry Christmas
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Did you know:
The cake on Mrs. Dubrow's gown changes between shots.
When Lionel gets his glasses off the cucumber woman's chest he is holding the end of them. When the camera changes he is not touching the glasses at all. When it goes back to the first camera he is touching them again.
When Dunston goes into the spa and takes the cucumber off of the woman's face, it remains missing. But when Mr. Grant comes in, the cucumber is back on her face.
Oh.
My.
Jove.
And the Beat Goes On.
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