Angel and the Ape #4 - Wally Wood art

Angel and the Ape #4
Angel and the Ape v1 #4, 1969Wally Wood draws all three stories in this issue, the lead is a parody of Charlie Chan and various other Asian stereotypes. As usual the most attractive panels are the ones featuring Angel O' Day, but there are other notable scenes as well. On page nine, the detective ape amusingly holds up both hands and feet in response to a threat. The crowd scene on the next page is a tangled mass of people, very reminiscent of Wood's 1950's work on Mad. "Trouble on the Talk Show" begins with the lead characters standing in the midst of a dog show. The panel is surprisingly straightforward, with great care given to rendering the various breeds. Toward the back of this silver age comic are two pages of single panel gags, four (out of seven) by Sergio Aragones. Cover by Bob Oksner. This is 3 of 5 Angel and the Ape issues by Wood.
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"Remember the Chow Mein" Wood story inks (Bob Oksner pencils) 12 pages = ***
"Trouble on the Talk Show" Wood story inks (Bob Oksner pencils) 5 pages = ***
"Cheapskater's Waltz" Wood story inks (Bob Oksner pencils) 6 pages = ***

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