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| Not familiar with Gil Kane’s comic art since I haven’t really delved into post-Golden Age comic art, but for some reason, I’m inclined to say that the cover, Junior Rangers, and Atomic Man are by him. I’m also informed that he drew for Buck Saunders in 1946, though the art for that here doesn’t incline me to think he drew it in particular. More research is always helpful though. |
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| On Junior Rangers, I think you are right. On Atomic Man I would be inclined to think its the same penciller, but the inking is by somebody else.
And if this is Kane, it must be nearly the first work he ever did.
The cover is not Gil Kane tho. Nor is Buck Saunders.
Cheers |
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| Publication | September-October 1946 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: bi-monthly |
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| Featuring | Junior Rangers |
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| Comic Story | Love Conquers All (11 pages) |
| Featuring | Junior Rangers |
| Content | Characters: Blakley (villain, introduction) |
| Notes | Art is consistent with Gil Kane’s Wildcat art signed under “Gil Stack” from Sensation Comics #70-72 (1947), including Kane’s tall and burly characters with lanky arms. Previous indexer suggested Henry Kiefer. |
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| Featuring | Jest Folks |
| Credits | Script: Perrelle | Pencils: Perrelle | Inks: Perrelle |
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| Comic Story | Haywire Hypnotist (8 pages) |
| Featuring | Carrot Topp |
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| Comic Story | The Ajax Diamond (8 pages) |
| Featuring | Buck Saunders |
| Content | Characters: Oscar Bailey (introduction); Arnold Kurtz (villain, introduction); Cadogan (villain, introduction); Monte Rawson (villain, introduction) |
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| Text Story | It's the Little Things That Count (2 pages) |
| Credits | Pencils:? (illustration) | Inks:? (illustration) | Letters: typeset |
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| Comic Story | Kidnapping on the High Seas (8 pages) |
| Featuring | Atomic Man |
| Content | Characters: Carol Stone (introduction) |
| Notes | Last appearance. Art is consistent with Gil Kane’s Wildcat art signed under “Gil Stack” from Sensation Comics #70-72 (1947), including Kane’s tall and burly characters with lanky arms. |
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| Comic Story | Meet Uncle Windy (6 pages) |
| Featuring | Uncle Windy |
| Content | Characters: Uncle Windy [Archimedes "Windy" Booper] (first appearance) |
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