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Anything by Marknew and Steve the Z
Popeye and the Hillbilly Woman by Marknew
I’m not big on the Popeye one, mostly because I can’t read Marknew’s Popeye stuff without picturing everyone as Popeye animation, and it was *not* exactly a style suited to drawing Jessica Rabbit.
Anything is a romp though – fantastical for my tastes (I tend to love stories that feel a little more like mankind could have a chance . . . they just don’t have a chance –
Pug
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