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A-1 Comics
Date | Number: 1 | Lang: English (en)
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   By profh0011
I've heard of Alfred Andriola for many years, but I think this was the 1st time I had a chance to read his stuff. KERRY DRAKE reminded me very much of many of the "B"-movie mystery series I love to watch. Kerry reminds me a bit of "Paul Drake" from the PERRY MASON tv series. I like his assistant Sandy, too. The villain in the story was a real MONSTER, especially with what he did near the end of the story. You can tell newspaper comics were aimed at adults back then-- and this was definitely before the censors started cleaning them up. Interesting to see a humorous caveman strip named "Rocky". BOYS' LIFE magazine later had their own named "Rocky Stoneaxe". You don't see many series dedicated to fireman, do you? Rather surprising for them to have a villain called "The Joker" (no relation to the one from BATMAN, of course).
   By Vovkin55
I like it!
   By Andrew999
Up Against Fingers is a terrific story - would have made a great RKO movie
   By The Australian Panther
Kerry Drake comics pop up from Different publishers. I think I missed this one. I've posted on this before, but this is another strip where I see the strong influence of Chester Gould's Dick Tracy, Both in the Villains being named for Grotesque or exaggerated facial and bodily features or habits or tics, and - more importantly - in the narrative structure. Going to read this shortly and eat brunch while I read.
  
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Publication[circa Nov 1945] | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1
 
CoverUp Against Fingers
FeaturingKerry Drake Detective
CreditsPencils: Alfred Andriola
ContentGenre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Kerry Drake; Fingers (villain)
 
Comic StoryUp Against Fingers (26 pages)
FeaturingKerry Drake
CreditsScript: Alfred Andriola | Pencils: Alfred Andriola
ContentGenre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Kerry Drake; Sandy Burns; Fingers (villain)
 
FeaturingJohnny Devildog
CreditsScript: Mart Bailey | Pencils: Mart Bailey
ContentGenre: Adventure | Characters: Johnny Devildog
 
FeaturingRocky the Stone-Age Kid
CreditsScript: Frank Engli | Pencils: Frank Engli
ContentGenre: Humor | Characters: Rocky The Stone-Age Kid
 
FeaturingRocky the Stone-Age Kid
CreditsScript: Frank Engli | Pencils: Frank Engli
ContentGenre: Humor | Characters: Rocky The Stone-Age Kid
 
Comic StoryJokeress on the Loose (12 pages)
FeaturingStreamer Kelly
CreditsScript: Jack Ryan | Pencils: Jack Ryan
ContentGenre: Adventure | Characters: Streamer Kelly; The Joker (villain, female)
 
Comic StoryFireFax (1 page)
FeaturingFacts on Firemen Tools
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
NotesSome illustrations, no credits
 
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