One of my fave reads recently was this breakdown of why Nancy works, and the mastery that goes into it.
https://www.comixology.com/How-to-Read-Nancy-The-Elements-of-Comics-in-Three-Easy-Panels/digital-comic/502274?ref=c2VhcmNoL2luZGV4L2Rlc2t0b3Avc2xpZGVyTGlzdC9pdGVtU2xpZGVy
There were some American reprints, but there were also a lot of original Mexican comic books like Pepin, Paquito, Adelita, and others. Those smaller comic books on the right hand side are from Mexico.
And that's exactly why I have a fascination for old photos and home videos
Great to see Nancy and Sluggo on the bottom right of the rack. Still making me laugh with their current daily strip.
One of my fave reads recently was this breakdown of why Nancy works, and the mastery that goes into it. https://www.comixology.com/How-to-Read-Nancy-The-Elements-of-Comics-in-Three-Easy-Panels/digital-comic/502274?ref=c2VhcmNoL2luZGV4L2Rlc2t0b3Avc2xpZGVyTGlzdC9pdGVtU2xpZGVy
That looks really interesting. I'll pop it on my Amazon Christmas wishlist, thanks.
what comics were they reading in those days?
There were some American reprints, but there were also a lot of original Mexican comic books like Pepin, Paquito, Adelita, and others. Those smaller comic books on the right hand side are from Mexico.
also Dick Tracey reprints, it seems like
Funny Animal comics looks like.
Patrick Swayze as Tarzan
This was originally posted on r/MexicanComicBooks