How to Improve your Holiday Snapshots (Pages: 36-37)
How Bright Are You? (Pages: 42)
Do Other People Like You? (Pages: 43)
Cooking by Looking (Pages: 56-57)
Ventriloquist’s Dummy! (Pages: 70-71)
Ginger’s Dream (Pages: 72-73)
The Mountain Challenge (Pages: 78)
Judy’s Cut Out Doll (Pages: 79-80)
First Aid for Pets (Pages: 84-85)
A Puppy Dog’s Tale (Pages: 96)
Are You Creative? (Pages: 104)
Puzzle Page (Pages: 108)
Make Flora Flower-Seller (Pages: 113)
Judy’s Ever-Clean Apron (Pages: 122-123)
The Judy Obstacle Race (Pages: 126-127)
2 thoughts on “Judy Annual 1971”
Lorrsadmin, I think the artist attribution that I gave for “Strangers in White” from this annual is incorrect. I got the name from Descartes Mil, but after much head-scratching I’ve come to the conclusion that the entry is wrong – probably a misprint. The artwork for this story simply isn’t like the work of Casarrubio that I’ve seen.
However I think I have now got the right man – Jose Garcia Pizarro. There’s a short write-up about him in Lambiek which indicates that he did some work for UK comics, and I’ve found a Judy PSL from around the same time (#92 “Silver and the Sardinian Secret”) which is in the same style and boasts a signature.
Lorrsadmin, I think the artist attribution that I gave for “Strangers in White” from this annual is incorrect. I got the name from Descartes Mil, but after much head-scratching I’ve come to the conclusion that the entry is wrong – probably a misprint. The artwork for this story simply isn’t like the work of Casarrubio that I’ve seen.
However I think I have now got the right man – Jose Garcia Pizarro. There’s a short write-up about him in Lambiek which indicates that he did some work for UK comics, and I’ve found a Judy PSL from around the same time (#92 “Silver and the Sardinian Secret”) which is in the same style and boasts a signature.
You’ve done some good detective work! Thanks for the update.