Illustration Magazine #81 Jolly With a supernatural strip club

With a supernatural strip club backdrop and an eye-popping sense of color that would make Dario Argento proud

The plan was to do ten inked figure drawings on those covers

and numerous videogame characters

explorers or adventurers who are the male protagonists in the stories

By 1946 Archie and the gang were so popular that Archie sold in the millions and MLJ Magazines changed its name to Archie Comics

Illustration Magazine #81 Jolly With a supernatural strip clubThis issue is devoted to two classic Golden Age illustrators: JOHN HELD, JR., the legendary cartoonist illustrator of the Jazz Age, best known for his depictions of the Flapper era. 38 pages. HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY, known best today for his "Christy Girl" and for his iconic WWI military recruitment and Liberty Loan posters. In 1938, TIME magazine called him "the most commercially successful U. S. artist." 41 pages