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Robbins, Trina. Gladys Parker: A Life in Comics, a Passion for Fashion. Neshannock: Hermes, 2019. Added by: joachim (9/9/19, 5:49 PM) |
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| Resource type: Book Language: en: English BibTeX citation key: Robbins2019 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details  |
Categories: General Keywords: Biography, Comic strip, Parker. Gladys, USA Creators: Robbins Publisher: Hermes (Neshannock) |
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Cartoonist Gladys Parker was unique in comics. As with Frida Kahlo, it was impossible to tell where her art left off and its creator began. Parker mixed fashion and comics and created classic characters that mimicked her sense of fashion. In fact, Parker was an exact double for her ink-and-paper creation, Mopsy. Tarpe Mills and Dale Messick both dressed to kill and included paper dolls featuring their heroines’ chic 1940s wardrobes. Tarpe Mills and Lily Renee were fashion models before they drew comics. But only Gladys Parker (and one other) was a fashion designer with a successful line of clothing while at the same time drawing an equally successful comic strip. Parker’s dresses bearing the Gladys Parker label were sold at her own New York shop and at high-end department stores across the country – and she also found the time to costume Hollywood movies and the beauties that starred in them! |
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Noch nicht erschienen / forthcoming
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