This ad was created during the period {yes, this was 1966} when everyone got caught up in "pop art"- especially those works by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Peter Max, celebrating old comic book art, advertising icons {Warhol's famous rendition of a "Campbell's Tomato Soup" can}, and the like...and when the "hot sound" of Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass {faux mariachi band, with two trumpets out front}. Put them together, and you got this....I'm quite sure this was originally seen in color.
@fromthesidelines Yeah,....the copy I got of the "Batman" episode (a DVD-R) was missing the colour of the original broadcast. One of the commercials even had fake tinted colour added to recreate what it originally looked like.
Too bad they no longer make Cryst-O-Mint Life Savers anymore, they were my late father's favorite. I myself prefer Wild Cherry Life Savers.
TimelordR 1 year ago
This ad was created during the period {yes, this was 1966} when everyone got caught up in "pop art"- especially those works by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Peter Max, celebrating old comic book art, advertising icons {Warhol's famous rendition of a "Campbell's Tomato Soup" can}, and the like...and when the "hot sound" of Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass {faux mariachi band, with two trumpets out front}. Put them together, and you got this....I'm quite sure this was originally seen in color.
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
@fromthesidelines Yeah,....the copy I got of the "Batman" episode (a DVD-R) was missing the colour of the original broadcast. One of the commercials even had fake tinted colour added to recreate what it originally looked like.
MattTheSaiyan 1 year ago
Very Peter Max. God, I remember stuff like this. No wonder the old-sters at that time felt so threatened by the changes around them.
dyinglikeflies 2 years ago
Why I love the 50's and 60's better than most of the stuff on now.
ThorneAstor 2 years ago