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Date Unknown | Number: 6 | Lang: English (en)
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NotesA lovely example of Stanley Pitt's work with his classic character Silver Starr. Thanks are due to leegsidd for this book.
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   By Andrew999
Stanley Pitt is a genius - terrific stuff. Hints of ERB and Alex Raymond, of course - but also a dollop of Shakespeare. The scenes in the arena were stand-outs for me.
   By crashryan
I'm trying to sort out Silver Starr's timeline. The panels in this comic were clearly re-formatted from some other source. Where did SS first appear? Is there an overview article somewhere about his comic history?
   By The Australian Panther
Biography [Pitt's first published comic was Anthony Fury (~1942), followed by the serial 'Universal Conquest' in Star Pocket Comics (Frank Johnson). In 1945, Pitt also drew comic strip advertisements for Colgate-Palmolive. With author Frank Ashley, Pitt developed a concept for a full-colour comic, 'Nelson Power Conquers the Universe' in 1945. A minor character lager became 'Silver Starr', published as a full-colour strip in the Sunday Sun and Guardian from 24 November 1946. Following disagreement with Associated Newspapers about reduced space for the strip, Pitt resigned in 1948 and converted his creation into Silver Starr Super Comic (Young's). With author Gerry Brown, Pitt created 'Captain Power', which first appeared in the Sunday Herald on 6 March 1949 and was reprinted in the one-shot Captain Power (Ayers and James). In 1950, Pitt created Yarmak—Jungle King Comic (Young's) with artistic assistance from his brother Reginald Pitt and scripts by Frank Ashley. In 1956, Pitt created a further full-colour issue of Silver Starr (Cleveland). During the 1950s, Pitt largely abandoned comics to paint cover illustrations for publishers such as Malian, Horwitz and H. John Edwards. From 1956, he became the main cover artist for Cleveland for the rest of his career, creating more than 3,000 illustrations. In 1964, with his brother Reginald, Pitt began adapting Alfred Bester's The Stars My Destination for the US market. While Pitt abandoned this project ('Gully Foyle') in 1968 due to problems with the rights, it drew US interest. Stanley and Reginald Pitt secured work from US publishers—DC's The Witching Hour #14 and #38, Western's Twilight Zone #48 and Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery #33. Pitt also ghosted for Al Williamson on the Secret Agent Corrigan newspaper strip in 1969 and 1972. After suffering a stroke, Pitt retired 1985/86.] Source https://ausreprints.net/creator/28/16/100
   By OzMan
WOW! Thank you leegsidd and paw broon. Hope you have more to come!
   By ghmcleod
Thank You
  
Additional Information
 
PublicationPrice: 6d [0-0-6 AUP] | Pages: 1
 
FeaturingSilver Starr
ContentGenre: Science Fiction | Characters: Dyson; Silver Starr
 
Comic StorySilver Starr in the Flame World (24 pages)
SynopsisSilver tries to rescue Pristine, Dyson and Astra from Tarka's clutches at his new fortress.
FeaturingSilver Starr
ContentGenre: Science Fiction | Characters: Tarka; Olo; Astra; Pristine; Dyson; Silver Starr; Onro; Zanda; Robin; Likma
 
CreditsLetters: typeset
NotesBack cover.
 
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