![cartoonhangover:
In 1992 I started buying up random illustrations at my first San Diego Comic-Con, and given my penchant for pin-ups, ended up with a few with a scripted signature “Wenzel.” It took a couple of years (and a Davey Berg here and a Bill Ward there) to realize I had a collection and that Bill Wenzel was one of my favorite guys in the Humorama crowd. He could draw funny, sexy, and wholesome, sometimes at the same time.
When I stumbled upon these playing cards, I whipped up an animated GIF for Cartoon Hangover, but I couldn’t let the images go. So, our limited edition recipients get to add this mash-up to their collections.
From the postcard back:
Congratulations! You are one of 250 people to receive this limited edition Cartoon Hangover & Channel Frederator postcard!
www.cartoonhangover.com www.youtube.com/cartoonhangover
Channel Frederator presents CARTOON HANGOVER Mash up with an illustration by Bill Wenzel
Series 19.4 [mailed out October 24, 2012]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mcbkr8FE7y1r6y37vo1_r1_500.jpg)
In 1992 I started buying up random illustrations at my first San Diego Comic-Con, and given my penchant for pin-ups, ended up with a few with a scripted signature “Wenzel.” It took a couple of years (and a Davey Berg here and a Bill Ward there) to realize I had a collection and that Bill Wenzel was one of my favorite guys in the Humorama crowd. He could draw funny, sexy, and wholesome, sometimes at the same time.
When I stumbled upon these playing cards, I whipped up an animated GIF for Cartoon Hangover, but I couldn’t let the images go. So, our limited edition recipients get to add this mash-up to their collections.
From the postcard back:
Congratulations!
You are one of 250 people
to receive this limited edition
Cartoon Hangover &
Channel Frederator postcard!www.cartoonhangover.com
www.youtube.com/cartoonhangoverChannel Frederator presents
CARTOON HANGOVER
Mash up with an illustration by Bill WenzelSeries 19.4 [mailed out October 24, 2012]
