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Harvey comic book covers from the 60s

Mark Frauenfelder at 12:51 pm Tue, Nov 28, 2006

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"A Sampler of Things" presents a small gallery of Harvey comic book covers from the 1960s. The composition and colors are wonderful. I especially like this one, which takes place in a windstorm. The dots are blowing off Little Dot's dress and hitting Little Lotta, covering her eyes and mouth. Nightmarish. Link

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