Today we celebrate the birthday of
Ingrid Bergman, the beautifu land talented movie star of
Gaslight, The Bells of St. Mary, Notorious, Spellbound, A Woman Called Golda, Casablanca, and...what? Wait, it isn't Ingrid Berman's birthday?
Ingmar Bergman, born on this day in 1918, and groundbreaking director of
The Seventh Seal, Wild Strawberries, Persona, and
Fanny and Alexander?!? Screenwriter, playwright, and stage director
too? Oh boy. I know I'm gonna struggle with this one.
So here's a cartoon of what if Ingmar Bergman directed
Blondie and Dagwood.
from "If the Comics Were Drawn By Famous Movie Directors" in Cracked #51 (Major Publications, April 1966); script, pencils, and inks by Bill Ward (as "McCartney")
Happy birthday Ingmar, you nut, you crazy guy! C'mon blow up a party balloon or something...aw geez, Ingmar, not the
grey one.
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If that last panel didn’t inspire one of them Afterlife with Archie things, I’ll eat my hat. Or your hat? I’ll eat a hat, anyway, but really only if it’s made from marzipan.
… Dang. Now I want to eat a marzipan hat.
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