Numbskulls idea
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Anyone remember "The Nervs" in 1960s `Smash`? I loved it when Ken Reid started drawing it- really funny!
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You already linked to that on page 2, Peter.
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Just thought I'd show the pictures has well...in case people didn't watch the cartoon..
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But why is the sensible reasonable Numskull driving the lady ALSO wearing a silly too-small hat?
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She is so brainy and has a large head!
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The woman in the back seat is the Id, the woman at the wheel is the Ego...and the silly too-small hat is the Superego!
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Well that's the earliest!
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Here's a couple of examples from an Usborne book called "How Your Body Works", illustrated by Colin King, first printed in 1975. It has mini people working more or less every part of the body, which is represented as giant machinery.
The pages about the reproductive system are... Bizarre!
The pages about the reproductive system are... Bizarre!
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There's also this modern masterpiece - thinking of ordering a poster of this one:
http://www.viruscomix.com/page571.html
(safe for work, don't panic)
http://www.viruscomix.com/page571.html
(safe for work, don't panic)
http://twoheadedthingies.blogspot.co.uk/ - My comics blog, mostly lesser-known UK stuff from the 1980s and 1990s
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I think we now need a scan from the said pages about the reproductive system!TwoHeadedBoy wrote:Here's a couple of examples from an Usborne book called "How Your Body Works", illustrated by Colin King, first printed in 1975. It has mini people working more or less every part of the body, which is represented as giant machinery.
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The pages about the reproductive system are... Bizarre!
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