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Tim Valour
Date Unknown | Lang: English (en)
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File nameTim Valour 30 (series 2).cbz
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NotesTIM VALOUR 30 (series 2) by John Dixon was published by Action Comics in February 1953 (estimated). It includes two Tim Valour stories, with Tim working as a ‘Special Security Agent’ with missions all over the world (Mexico and New Guinea in these stories). Dixon was very interested in airplanes, and many of his characters are pilots.
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Though the backgrounds and equipment in the second story show Dixon's mature style, the figures are much cruder than those in the lead story. Is this a reprint from Dixon's younger days? Or is another artist involved?
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I believe that the second story is by another artist. Dixon has a quite distinct style, particularly with faces. The second story is quite different.
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A couple of notes: This is issue 30, the 39 is presumably a typo I didn't notice making. It's suggested that the second story is not by John Dixon - this may well be the case, given the style and the lack of Dixon's signature anywhere. The "drawn in Australia" caption on page 1 of the second story is unusual, but I don't recall seeing it anywhere else (so far!). It may be a stylistic thing to the actual artist, if other examples show up. Dixon did make use of other artists (at least in his Air Hawk newspaper strip), so it wouldn't be a shock if it happened. (Compare this to issue 29, which also has two stories, but both are certainly by Dixon.)
  
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