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15 comments:
Murdered by Chester Cheetah would certainly be the PG way to explain Snagglepuss' disappearance from the front of Cocoa Krispie boxes (while still preserving the H-B connection) should this ever get done as an actual direct-to-video animated feature.*
*Kellogg's was the chief sponsor for the prime-time Huckleberry Hound Show during the very early Sixties. With Snagglepuss, the pseudo-Shakespearian mountain lion, one of the rotating cast of back-up characters.
It's always a treat for me to see HKP in this blog. This does look like a fun story, too, for the reasons Cary describes. But still, what's next -- Dick Tracy pursuing the Frito Bandito?
While I love the punnish title (even though it's been used at least two or three times already), I don't recall Chester ever being associated with a cereal.
I think Ross was going for something like subconscious resentment, at _not_ being a cereal box logo, was brought to the surface by bad nachos.
If you read the story, you see he killed Tony The Tiger...
This is great!! The cover really works with their positions, and HKP just seems to fit with these crazy covers. Not sure if you could find Frito Bandito, but he and Tony the Tiger and other classic advertising cartoon characters would be great to see.
Thanks for a nice surprise today.
LOL!
it ain't easy bein' cheesy....lol
I see him murdering s, Snap, Crackle and Pop, Cornelius Rooster, Toucan Sam or Dig'em Frog, Tony should give him more of a fight :p
Best. Cover. Eh-var!!!
Eh-Var?! Wasn't he from Krypton?
@Anonymous: yeah. He was Krypto the Superdog's father!
sonny from coco puffs meets joker or the mask
The caption gives away too much of the plot. It would be better to leave the reader wondering why they are fighting and why Chester or Phooey turned bad. That's what old comics did when they were done well. Otherwise a neat idea.
How about Quisp and Qwsp (whose names sound the same); Also Frito Bandito and Gomez, Jr. (a UPA character who's usually an ally of Dick Tracy).
Also Sugar Bear (Sugar Crisp cereal) and Tasmanian Devil's father (Taz-Mania)(who both sound alike!).
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