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NotesFATTY FINN’S COMIC volume 3 #7 was an anthology comic magazine published by Fatty Finn Publications in November 1945 (estimated). This comic is similar to British comics, with a mix of comics and prose stories and articles. The comics in this issue are CAPTAIN JUSTICE by Monty Wedd, BERTIE by George Aria, FATTY FINN by Syd Nicholls, THE PHANTOM PIRATE by Syd Nicholls, and RAYS OF DESTINY by Stan Clements. Comics and text stories are often ongoing series of standalone stories, but some are serialised over a number of issues.
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Information about Syd Nicholls and Monty Wedd are on this site (against their comics Middy Malone and Captain Justice respectively). GEORGE ARIA drew comic strips, illustrations and advertising art in a range of Australian newspapers and magazines. Other than his ‘Bertie’ strips in Fatty Finn’s Comic, his only other comic book work was when one of is magazine strips (‘the Aria Family’) were reprinted in a series of three comics. Examples of his magazne work can be seen at the Pikitia Press blog https:www.pikitiapress.com/blog/tag/george+aria. Similarly, STAN CLEMENTS produced very little comics work, but was a commercial artist who provided cartoons and illustrations for books, magazines and newspapers. Clements was a tutor for commercial arts students, and also illustrated a range of pamphlets published by Australian communists.
  
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