When you discover something that you’ve never seen before, there is a thrill — probably what Columbus felt when the lookout hollered “Land HO!”
Víctor E. Pazmiño was not just some hired pencil who put the funny animals on the page to beat a deadline. His figures are action-packed, never static. His layouts were revolutionary for their time — breaking out of panels and overlapping.
This talent is so big, Joyville devoted two columns to it. Follow the link to the first one and when you’ve found you haven’t had enough, go look at the second one too!
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Here’s some trivia for you: The term “bus boy” is derived from “omnibus boy.” Yes, sexist though it seems, in days of old, a restaurant had a lot of things to be done, so they would hire a “boy” to clean off tables, gather the used dishes and cart them to the kitchen, sweep or mop the floor, empty ash trays, and whatever else needed done.