Whatever happened to the Wiggle Much?
Never been too much of a comics consumer, despite the knowledgeable efforts of my sons, specialists in that domain, but right now (the silly hol season could easily bear the blame) am delighting in a website called Andy’s Early Comics Archive I came to via a book review in the Swiss paper Neue Zuricher Zeitung on Dan Nadel’s book Art Out of Time: Unknown Comics Visionaries 1900-1969. And thus the question, whatever happened to Herbert Crowley’s The Wiggle Much, a truly delightful critter not spotted since 1910?
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