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Danger
Date | Number: 9 | Lang: English (en)
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This isn't the best Don Heck ever. But it's good and I love the colors. Worth adding!
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Thank You
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I don't care what the GCDB says. Don Heck definitely inked the lead story, but it was pencilled by Pete Morisi.
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Crash, I think you are right. The panel layouts and the lettering are very Pete Morosi. I wonder about some of the 'Jerry Bails' and GCD identifications. They seem to be based on ' somebody recollects' 'or a witness says so, rather then the evidence of their own eyes. Somebody who is an artist like yourself or has visual art training and/or has a 'eye' for artists styles and idiosyncrasies is usually a better judge. I would imagine, from his work at this time, that Don Heck was of the generation of artists for whom the pinnacle of ambition was getting your own newspaper strip. Which didn't happen, as that field was drying up. He was one of several important artists for whom (in the Silver Age) superheroes was all they had to work with and it just didn't suit their temperament. Heck didn't just work for Marvel as most suppose. He did some very nice work for DC, when he could get it, but some of his best Silver Age work was for Gold Key and King. Why there exists a tendency for fans who don't know any better to despise Don Heck's work, is something I don't understand. Apparently the 80's bullpen treated him contemptibly also. But then, they did the same to Kirby.
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It might be significant that Don Heck signed the cover and two of the other stories, but didn't sign the first story, which suggests (as mentioned above) that he didn't pencil it.
  
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NameDanger 9 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: bi-monthly
NotesCopyright 1954 by Allen Hardy Associates, Inc.
Cover date is May, but indicia date is April.
 
CoverIntrigue / 1 page
Letterstypeset
GenreSpy
PencilsDon Heck (signed)
InksDon Heck (signed)
 
AdvertisementGain More Weight / More-Wate Tablets (1 page)
Pencils?; ? (photo)
Inks?; ? (photo)
Letters?; typeset
NotesSend $1.00 for 10 tablets from the More-Wate Co., Dept. 197, 318 Market Street, Newark, N.J. Ad agency editing.
Indicia at the bottom of page.
On inside front cover.
 
Comic StoryRansom in Oil / Duke Douglas (6 pages)
SynopsisDuke Douglas travels to the Middle East to secure an oil contract for the United States.
GenreSpy
CharactersNeja; Sheik Haroun-El-Khali; Fritz Fallon (villain, death); Al-Mahout (villain)
PencilsDon Heck
InksDon Heck
NotesDon Heck has many stories and covers in this series and he is credited by Jerry Bails' Who's Who. The inklines in the faces compare to be identical to his signed stories in this issue.
 
Text StoryRacket Man / Duke Douglas (1 page)
Letterstypeset
GenreSpy
CharactersMiguel Rondo; Jack Stoner (villain)
 
Comic StoryIntrigue / Duke Douglas (7 pages)
SynopsisDuke poses as a Russian secret agent in London to get information on Soviet spies.
GenreSpy
CharactersBeatrice Cashmann; Tommy Holmes; Frank Venner (villain); Kurt Brann (villain)
PencilsDon Heck (signed)
InksDon Heck (signed)
 
AdvertisementWe Too Thought It Was Impossible / Brandenfels Scalp and Hair Treatment (1 page)
Pencils? (photos)
Inks? (photos)
Letters?; typeset
NotesSend $15 for a 5-week supply of Brandenfels scalp and hair application from Carl Brandenfels, Box 796, St. Helens, Oregon.
Between pp 6-7 of "Intrigue".
 
Comic StoryCold Hate (6 pages)
GenreCrime
CharactersDaniels; Mike Oliver; Evelyn Bancroft; Tom Bancroft; Hank Ferguson (villain, death)
PencilsDon Heck (signed)
InksDon Heck (signed)
 
AdvertisementChew Improved Formula Chewing Gum! / Kelpidine [Weight Loss] (1 page)
Pencils? (photo)
Inks? (photo)
Letterstypeset
First LineReduce up to 5 lbs. a week with Dr. Phillips plan
NotesAmerican Healthaids Co. of 318 Market St., Newark, New Jersey offers Kelpidine Chewing Gum as an easy, stress-free way to lose weight. Not included in the ad is the fact that Kelpidine is dried seaweed.
Between pp 1-2 of "Cold Hate".
 
Text StoryDedication / Duke Douglas (1 page)
Letterstypeset
GenreSpy
CharactersNick Burns (death); Newkirk (death); Bevans; Wilton Armstrong (villain, death)
 
Comic StoryEscape / Virgil Stagg (6 pages)
GenreSpy
CharactersVirgil Stagg; Dr. Robert Morrison; Julius Russ (villain)
 
AdvertisementPractically a Gift to You! 150 British Empire Stamps / Kenmore Stamps (1 page)
Pencils?; ? (photos)
Inks?; ? (photos)
Letters?; typeset
GenreHistorical; Military
NotesSend $0.25 for 150 British Empire stamps and free stamp collector manual from Kenmore Stamp Co., Dept. YH-298, Milford, New Hampshire.
 
AdvertisementTell Me What You Want Money for...I'll Help You Get All You Need! / Stuart Greeting Cards (1 page)
Pencils? (photos)
Inks? (photos)
Letterstypeset
GenreChildren
NotesAd to recruit people to sell greeting cards for money and/or prizes from Stuart Greetings, 325 W. Randolph St., Dept. 626, Chicago 6, Ill.
 
AdvertisementJowett Institute of Physical Training (1 page)
Pencils? (photos)
Inks? (photos)
Letterstypeset
First LineIn 10 minutes of fun a day I changed myself
NotesSend for free muscle building course books, photo book, and muscle meter from Jowett Institute of Physical Training, 320 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N.Y.
On inside back cover.
 
AdvertisementHow I Foxed the Navy / ICS / International Correspondence Schools (1 page)
ScriptArthur Godfrey
Pencils? (photo)
Inks? (photo)
Letterstypeset
CharactersArthur Godfrey (photo)
NotesSend for two free course booklets and "How to Succeed" booklet from International Correspondence Schools, Box 2447-C, Scranton 9, Penna.
 
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