Pussycat... or Gwen? 0

[bluechip]

 

When I skimmed Burkey's "new" listings I saw a Pussycat page and couldn't help wondering if Mooney got a little confused about whom he was drawing.  As I looked up other images from the title my confusion only grew.  See if you can identify which of these drawings are the sexpot "reporter" and which are Peter Parker's first love.

 

 

[Brian Peck]

Why create when you can steal?

 

[vodou]

10 hours ago, bluechip said:

See if you can identify which of these drawings are the sexpot "reporter" and which are Peter Parker's first love.

All the wash pieces are Pussycat.

[bluechip]

5 hours ago, vodou said:

All the wash pieces are Pussycat.

All the pieces are wash, since the Gwen panels are from the B&W Spectacular Spider-man magazine in 1968, and the Pussycat panels are from washtone magazines as well. But maybe the point is that all the panels are both Pussycat and Gwen.

[Randall Dowling]

 1 and 3 are Pussycat!  

[bluechip]

3 hours ago, Randall Dowling said:

 1 and 3 are Pussycat!  

Give the man a cigar!

[Rick2you2]

3 hours ago, Randall Dowling said:

 1 and 3 are Pussycat!  

Agreed. Note the different eyebrows.

[Randall Dowling]

12 minutes ago, Rick2you2 said:

Agreed. Note the different eyebrows.

Yep.  Jim Mooney has a great hand for drawing figures but Jazzy John Romita brought some serious style to how he rendered women’s faces.