THE GREAT JACK DAVIS

[Hepcat]

Here's a sleeve that Jack Davis drew for a 1987 LP by the Sex Clark Five:

[Hepcat]

Jack Davis did the box art for the Parker Bros. Mad Magazine board game from 1979. Here are a few pictures of the one in my collection:

[Monsters For Sale]

Lovely!(*at*)

What do the game pieces look like?

[Hepcat]

Like this:

[Hepcat]

Jack Davis also did the artwork for this fabulous (not mine) Man from U.N.C.L.E. lunch box released by Thermos in 1966:

[Hepcat]

Jack Davis illustrated these trading cards included with the Dracula's Greatest Hits album.

Here's the actual LP cover:

[Hepcat]

Here's the 1975 Marx catalog with cover art by Jack Davis:



A blow-up of the detail from the lower left:

[Hepcat]

Here's the letter column header drawn by Jack Davis that was used for a time in Famous Monsters of Filmland:

[Hepcat]

I can only name 3 of these people (John Boy, Fonz and Martin Landau) Anybody know the others?

Here's another multi-character rendering Jack Davis did for ABC:



I can name Big Bird from Sesame Street (Is Cookie Monster in there?) but that's about it.

[Mike Scott]

I can name Big Bird from Sesame Street (Is Cookie Monster in there?) but that's about it.

He's right below the slate that BB is holding. You don't recognize Kermit, Oscar the Grouch, Bert and Ernie and that bottom center blue guy who's name I don't recall. Don't know any of the humans from that show.

[Hepcat]

Not once in my life have I ever watched even part of Sesame Street. But I do know see Kermit the Frog. I hadn't noticed him previously. (I was distracted by the blonde's tits I guess.)

[Monsters For Sale]

Not once in my life have I ever watched even part of Sesame Street. But I do know see kermit the Frog. I hadn't noticed him previously. (I was distracted by the blonde's tits I guess.)

Miss Piggy's there?

[Mike Scott]

Not once in my life have I ever watched even part of Sesame Street.

Those characters are famous way beyond the show.

[Hepcat]

Miss Piggy's there?

Only if she lost a lot of weight for the studio shot.

Those characters are famous way beyond the show.

That's why I know four or five of the characters.

[Mike Scott]

Miss Piggy's there?

She wasn't a Sesame Street character.