Lil Abner by artistheat
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Description
Lil Abner was a NEWS Paper Comic Strip Character that was popular many years ago in the US...There was also Stage Shows about these characters and even a Movie Made,not sure if it was in the 40s or 50s when it came out...A bunch of Hillbillys that lived in the Mountain.
Comments (38)
Excllent done my friend :)
Very cool! 2011 version of a funny paper favorite. Excellent work.
FANTASTIC IMAGE!
Groovy!!!!
fantastic work!!!!
Fabulous image I though when I looked at this it looked like a scene from the 50's then I read your description lol....
nice one! :)
Excellent
Amazing colors here, excellent poses and render, very happy scene, well done!
Cute scene..nice work!!
I remember that one. Gosh! I'm getting old! ;) LOL! Excellent work on this John! :)
Li'l Abner was the title character in the long-running (1934-1977) syndicated newspaper strip by cartoonist Al Capp. Used to read it along with the Archie's comic strip....(smiles)... Cool job at recreating it ....Nice Depiction!...Brings back a few memories!
Wonderful and joyful! A fabulous scene!
Fantastic!
Lovely scene, flashy dynamic colors!
The strong sort of naive colors go well with your concept! Well done.
Very good scene, excellent colors, sexy pose!
Excellent pose and scene !!
Xcellent!!!
Excellent my friend!!!!
Wonderful image and work my friend.
Here in Europe we don't know Lil Abner (just a little bit...) but we can appreciate the quality of your creation, nonetheless. I ran into a Hillbilly once I was hiking in West Virginia..
Yep, penned by Al Capp - remember it well in the Sunday funnies. It was hugely irreverent in a time plagued with monotonous conformity. Thanks for the trip back in time!
really a good take on the comic.I recall it being on tv for a short time as a sitcom
Fantastic render!!!!!
GREAT work of OLD days gone by! .... Even had a SADIE HAWKINS Dance where the GIRLS asked out the GUYS! .... SMILES.
Great image and a fine reminder of one of my favorite comics when I was a little tyke! Great render and fine artwork! Very well done!!!
Nice 50's touch in this image. Sorry, I don't know this character but your creation looks great :-)
oustanding image!!
Sehr schön!