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One Shots
Date | Number: 1 | Lang: English (en)
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   By Black Owl
Baldy Bean bears a striking resemblance to Doiby Dickles, the sidekick of Golden Age Green Lantern / Alan Scott. For that matter, The Wizard's outfit resembles Green Lantern's. Hmmm. That's why The Wizard is going to be my Green Lantern analogue for my public domain comics project.
   By The Australian Panther
'Impossible Man' here is definitely Charles Voight. So that makes two Charles Voight stories here.
   By Electricmastro
@Black Owl Interesting how Gil Kane went from drawing an Alan Scott analogue to co-creating Hal Jordan about 15 years later.
   By crashryan
Rural Home issued a Captain Wizard one-shot (CB+ has it). In that one he was a ringer for MLJ's The Wizard, only with a red costume.
  
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PublicationNovember 1945 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: monthly
 
FeaturingCaptain Wizard
CreditsPencils: Gil Kane | Inks: Gil Kane
 
Comic StoryCapt. Wizard Meets Baldy Bean! (12 pages)
FeaturingCaptain Wizard
ContentCharacters: Baldy Bean (intro)
Notesbetween RED BAND COMICS #3 / CAPTAIN WIZARD COMICS #1. Story title supplied by Arthur Lortie, September 2004.
 
Featuring"Teeny" McSweeny
CreditsPencils: Charles Voight | Inks: Charles Voight
NotesStory title supplied by Art Lortie, September 2004. Pencils and inks credits from Tom Orezechowski via GCD Error Tracker (Error 4928 8 Spetember 2010); Gary Watson believes that George Marcoux should be credited with the pencils and inks, March 2008.
 
Text StoryCross Town (2 pages)
CreditsLetters: typeset
NotesInformation on this sequence supplied by Arthur Lortie, September 2004.
 
Comic StoryPan, the Phoenix and Neptune at the Center of the Earth (8 pages)
FeaturingRace Wilkins
CreditsPencils: August Froehlich [as A. M. Froehlich] (signed) | Inks: August Froehlich [as A. M. Froehlich] (signed)
NotesBare-breasted mermaids are pictured. Story title, art credits, and note supplied by Arthur Lortie, September 2004.
 
FeaturingImpossible Man
CreditsPencils: Charles Voight | Inks: Charles Voight
NotesGary Watson (March 2008) believes the art is by George Marcoux, but the art is consistent with Voight’s signed work from Picture News #2 (February 1946), including how he draws faces, the “J” inside the ears, and his general usage of wispy lines. Terry Beatty (February 2009) and Jerry Bails' Who's Who also indicate Charles Voight.
 
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