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Gangsters and Gunmolls
Date | Number: 2 | Lang: English (en)
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SourceThis book was scanned from a copy in the JVJ Archive.
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The first story art looks to me like Wood's work?? I don't know who Check is, so maybe similar work. Anyone know for sure?
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Sid Check was a real artist and not a pseudonym. He did indeed do plenty of work for EC Comics, and his wikipedia entry notes that "Sid Check was often compared to Wally Wood because of a stylistic resemblance". Check was a friend of Frank Frazetta's and also collaborated with him on occasion. When Wood worked together with Harry Harrison (and Joe Orlando) in the same studio, Sid Check was also a member of that same crew. Before Bill Gaines locked up a lot of his artists as exclusive to EC, Avon employed many of the same talents that would later go on to fame working for Gaines. In this issue, Everett Raymond Kinstler did the inside front cover, and Jack Kamen did the last story. "Case of the Emerald Robbery".
  
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NameGangsters and Gunmolls 2 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: quarterly
 
Cover1 page
Pencils? (painting)
Inks? (painting)
Colors? (painting)
GenreCrime
 
Foreword/Afterwordcontents page (1 page)
GenreCrime
CharactersBonnie Parker; Clyde Barrow; Edna Murray
PencilsEverett Kinstler (signed)
InksEverett Kinstler (signed)
First LineHer lips are red and kissable...
 
Comic StoryEdna Murray, the Kissing Bandit (8 pages)
GenreCrime
CharactersEdna Murray; Owney Davis; Birdie; Miss Stevens; Eddie Doll; Fred Barker; Harry Karpis; Walter Nowell
PencilsSid Check
InksSid Check
First LineWh - What are you going to do with me?
NotesArtist identification by Gene Reed and confirmed from Check's records. Check's name also appears on a sign above a teller's window in the splash panel.
 
Comic StoryBonnie Parker & Clyde Barrow (8 pages)
GenreCrime
CharactersBonnie Parker; Clyde Barrow; Buck Barrow; Blanche Barrow; Lonzo Carter; Pritchard
PencilsEd Goldfarb (signed)
InksBob Baer (signed)
First LineAs if to defy the fate...
 
Comic StoryThe Wild Genna Brothers (7 pages)
GenreCrime
CharactersMike Genna; Johnnie Torrio; Angelo Genna; Dion O'Banion; Spignola; Joe Esposito; Mike Merlo
PencilsMo Marcus
InksMartin Thall ?
First LineOut of the violence and garbaged filth...
 
Text StoryMurder in Lover's Lane (1 page)
Letterstypeset
GenreCrime
CharactersJack Cooper; Joseph Sumner
First LineIt was eight o'clock in the morning...
 
Comic StoryThe Case of the Emerald Robbery (6 pages)
GenreDetective-mystery
CharactersMike Strong; Mrs. Jefferson Adams; Fingers Webb; Pat; Stevens
PencilsJack Kamen
InksJack Kamen
First LineMrs. Adams, matronly society butterrfly...
NotesThis appears to be a reprint from The Saint, with the main character's name re-lettered to Mike Strong. The original story may have been titled "Saint vs. Sinners," but it has not been identified yet.
 
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