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Perfect Love
Date | Number: 10 | Lang: English (en)
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SourceThis book was scanned from a copy in the JVJ Archive.
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   By
I don't know about this Anderson fella, but that sure looks like Graham Ingels on "I Didn't Want Him Back!"
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No, Drusilla, that's the fabulous Harry Anderson. He started in the 1940s as a studio mate of Mac Raboy and went on to produce increasingly nice artwork for a number of publishers. Some of his last work was for Stan Lee's weird titles in the mid-1950s. Around 1954-1955 Anderson dumped the comics industry in the middle of a job and moved across the country to California, where he finished out his career as staff artist for a municipal agency. Incidentally, comic artist Harry Anderson is not the same as illustrator Harry Anderson who worked during the same period painting illustrations for mainstream magazines and Seventh Day Adventist publications.
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Well crash, being familiar with Ingels' work and not Anderson's, when I saw that piece I just naturally thought it was the former. But since this was 1953 and a St. Johns comic... and Ingels probably had more than enough work at EC... and both you and JVJ are familiar with Anderson, I'll concede that I'm mistaken. :) By the way, I thought the couple on the cover looked familiar, they're the same pair who appeared on the cover of Standards' "Thrilling Romances," issue #18 (Mar, 52).
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@Drusilla lives! - If I could only point to one artist if someone wanted me to recommend what early 1950s romance comic book art to look at out of a curious interest, then it would probably be Harry Anderson. I’m not sure how passionate he personally felt about the romance stories he was drew for, but in any case, he definitely seemed willing to experiment around and be creative enough to the point that he could display even the most otherwise mundane romance stories with an almost fantastically surreal-like quality to them. He could be drawing a simple living room conversation scene and somehow manage to make that look dramatic.
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Mind you, Norm Nodell, Sy Barry and Jim Mooney aren't to be sneezed at either!
  
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NamePerfect Love 10 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: bimonthly
NotesIndexed from scanned copy at http://digitalcomicmuseum.com
 
Cover1 page
Letterstypeset
GenreRomance
NotesAccording to a post on comicbookplus, the couple on the cover is "the same pair who appeared on the cover of Standards' 'Thrilling Romances,' issue #18 (Mar, 52)."
 
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GenreRomance
CharactersJudy Carlton; Mr. Carlton; Miss Holly; Jim; Tom; Captain
PencilsNorman Nodel
InksAllen Ulmer ?
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GenreRomance
PencilsSy Barry
InksBernard Sachs
NotesArt credits identified by Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.
 
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GenreRomance
CharactersSheila Benton; Mr. Benton; Mona; Biff Bogart; Doc Madden; Peg Madden
PencilsMaurice Gutwirth
InksMaurice Gutwirth
NotesArt credits identified by Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.
 
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CharactersJanet; Allan Felton; Red
PencilsHarry Anderson
InksHarry Anderson
NotesArt credits from JVJ index card attached to online scanned copy.
 
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GenreRomance
CharactersMarcia Woods; Roland Evans; Freddie King; Lee
PencilsVic Carrabotta ?
InksMyron Fass
NotesArt credits identified by Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.
 
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