Wallace Wood - 3X Doortje Stoot - erotiek - humor - vrij zeldzaam

Wallace Wood - 3X Doortje Stoot - erotiek - humor - vrij zeldzaam
€ 20,00

3 Paperbacks - verlijming in rug is zoals bekend bij paeperbacks begin 80er jaren niet geweldig - verlijming is nog redelijk goed - geen losse bladzijden, maar voorzichtig openslaan. Verder in goede, gave staat.

NEDERLANDSTALIG

  • Deel 1 - 42 blz. - 1981
  • Deel 2 - 48 blz. - 1981
  • Deel 3 - 47 blz. - 1981

Sally Forth
When his collaboration with James Warren somewhat deteriorated in the late 1960s, Wood started working on comic features for military magazines. The artist could fully showcase his talent for drawing sexy women with 'Sally Forth' (1968–1974), a voluptuous military recruit, who made her first appearance in June 1968 in Military News, a tabloid newspaper from Armed Forces Diamond Sales. The name was a pun on "to sally forth", an expression which means to leave or attack from a military encampment. The character reappeared in 1971 in Overseas Weekly, a publication intended for US military men serving abroad. Sally is a rather useless recruit in a commando outfit led by the bald and tiny Lieutenant Q.P. Dahl. Her only purpose in the unit is distracting enemy forces with her looks, while her team members were also not indifferent to her "assets". During her years in Overseas Weekly, she eventually developed into a more competent, although scantily clad, adventurer. While 'Sally Forth' is reminiscent of Milton Caniff's 1940s servicemen strip 'Male Call', and has an amount of nudity comparable with Harvey Kurtzman's Playboy strip 'Little Annie Fanny'. Wood introduced his character to the general public through four large-format self-published comic books between 1976 and 1979. Sally found her way to France when several stories were published in L'Écho des Savanes magazine between 1975 and 1977. Dutch publisher Ger van Wulften published her adventures under the title 'Doortje Stoot' in his alternative comic magazine Gummi. Bill Pearson reformatted the strips for a series of comic books published by the Fantagraphics imprint Eros Comix in 1993-1995.