It looks a lot like the style of Sergio Aragones, who was one of MAD’s “usual gang of idiots” (known for the “A Mad Look At…” feature and the “Drawn-Out Dramas” cartoons in the page margins throughout each issue) as well as a prolific comics guy in his own right (“Groo the Wanderer,” etc.)
Some web searches reveal a few Wonder Woman releases with Sergio’s name on, but I haven’t yet been able to pin this particular image to any of them.
Oh yeah, I was trying to find that bent nose shape that the mugger has, but when I searched Sergio’s name with Mad nothing immediately came up for it (at least on the first page… I didn’t look very hard). But then I remembered he did Groo, where that nose is more plentiful.
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Except Wonder Woman has an invisible jet. She’s the one character where it makes sense that she would be leaping down from nowhere.
Is that from Mad? I know I’ve seen the art style before but I can’t quite place the artist.
It’s from Sergio Aragonés Destroys DC, an actual DC comic one-off he did.
It looks a lot like the style of Sergio Aragones, who was one of MAD’s “usual gang of idiots” (known for the “A Mad Look At…” feature and the “Drawn-Out Dramas” cartoons in the page margins throughout each issue) as well as a prolific comics guy in his own right (“Groo the Wanderer,” etc.)
Some web searches reveal a few Wonder Woman releases with Sergio’s name on, but I haven’t yet been able to pin this particular image to any of them.
Oh yeah, I was trying to find that bent nose shape that the mugger has, but when I searched Sergio’s name with Mad nothing immediately came up for it (at least on the first page… I didn’t look very hard). But then I remembered he did Groo, where that nose is more plentiful.