Jim Tyer Comic

Mykal Posts a lot of great old comics and here're some previews of a story from "Ha Ha" featuring your favorite Jim Tyer character, Pete the Parrot.I wonder how Tyer developed this drawing style?It's so unique - and a more elaborate variation of his animation style.This issue of "Ha Ha also features a black and white page of a Dan Gordon comic.http://www.bigblogcomics.com/2011/01/ha-ha-comics-no-

Rare Jim Tyer Storyboard

REALLY CRAZY DRAWINGS

The Non-Terrytoons Jim Tyer Style

Boy, they weren't kidding.I like this other drawing style Tyer used in his early comics.It'd sure be interesting to know how he came up with it.Looks sort of like a combination of Milt Gross and Dr. Seuss.The first couple Terrytoons he animated on look sort of like this. There's a Mighty Mouse story that takes place at a circus that has unbelievably cool detailed animation by Jim Tyer. -about

Jim Tyer Likes You

Boy, talk about "Man Cartoonists". Jim Tyer is the definition of one. This guy had the power to shoot his pure funny thoughts straight from his brain through his pencil to hit the paper unfiltered by preconceived rules, model sheets or second-guessing. He just drew what he felt - and he felt that kids deserved fun.That's kind of how I draw storyboards, but I always intend to "fix" things later in

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Jim Tyer is every kid's best friend...you'll see.