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− | Elvis Presley spoof from Al Capp's '' | + | [[Image:McCall_Hawg_Lil_Abner.png|right]]Elvis Presley spoof from Al Capp's ''Li'l Abner'' comic strip, introduced in 1957. He was born in Dogpatch, but the town of West Cornball offered him $100,000 to be his birthplace, so they could cash in on the tourist trade. But he'll announce Dogpatch is his birthplace if Daisy Mae will marry him. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Other Al Capp spoofs: | Other Al Capp spoofs: | ||
*[[Joanie Phoanie]], spoof of Joan Baez | *[[Joanie Phoanie]], spoof of Joan Baez | ||
− | *[[The Beasties]], a spoof of the Beatles | + | *[[The Beasties (Li'l Abner)]], a spoof of the Beatles |
− | *[[ | + | *[[Freddie McGurgle]], a spoof of Frank Sinatra |
*[[Loverboynik]], a spoof of Liberace | *[[Loverboynik]], a spoof of Liberace | ||
[[Category:1957|McCall, Hawg]] | [[Category:1957|McCall, Hawg]] | ||
− | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Li'l Abner|McCall, Hawg]] |
[[Category:Rock|McCall, Hawg]] | [[Category:Rock|McCall, Hawg]] | ||
[[Category:Elvis Presley|McCall, Hawg]] | [[Category:Elvis Presley|McCall, Hawg]] |
Latest revision as of 11:13, 18 October 2018
Elvis Presley spoof from Al Capp's Li'l Abner comic strip, introduced in 1957. He was born in Dogpatch, but the town of West Cornball offered him $100,000 to be his birthplace, so they could cash in on the tourist trade. But he'll announce Dogpatch is his birthplace if Daisy Mae will marry him.
See also
Other Al Capp spoofs:
- Joanie Phoanie, spoof of Joan Baez
- The Beasties (Li'l Abner), a spoof of the Beatles
- Freddie McGurgle, a spoof of Frank Sinatra
- Loverboynik, a spoof of Liberace