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Date | Number: 3 | Lang: English (en)
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NotesTRIG MATSON 3 is an anthology comic published by Calvert Publishing in April 1951 (estimated). It contains three ongoing features: TRIG MATSON by Kevan Hardacre, ACE GREMLIN & NUTKEY by Terry Brand, and CRIME BUSTERS INC by Michael Trueman. It also has a prose adventure, jokes, a contest, and a one-page humour strip (BOBBY SOCKA). The blank pages inside the front and back covers are not included.
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On page 6, bottom right corner, the face of the Phantom of Red Rock looks suspiciously like that of Jack Kirby's the Demon - a character who first appeared some 20 years later. At least some of you will know why: Kirby 'borrowed' the appearance of Etrigan the Demon from a brief sequence in the Prince Valiant strip published in 1937. So, perhaps Kevan Hardacre did the same? Perhaps. Or did Hal Foster come up with Val's disguise? There have been numerous depictions of monsters over the centuries, but could Foster have seen a 1922 Swedish film Haxan, where the director Benjamin Christensen played the part of the Devil, behind a mask that looks a lot like the demonic face from Prince Valiant, Trig Matson and the Demon? And where did Christensen get the idea of the Devil mask from? There's a quote variously attributed to Oscar Wild, T S Eliot and Pablo Picasso... "talent borrows, genius steals!"
  
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