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He was good - I particularly like the one of the guys playing chess

I also understand Ferstadt ran his own studio, doing work for publishers like Fox and Ace. I suspect panels like these were either done by Ferstadt himself or in the style of him.

Four Favorites #13 (February, 1944):



The Bouncer #13 (November, 1944):



Book of All-Comics (1945):

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Magazine Enterprises:

Charles Quinlan (The American Air Forces #1, 1944):



Fred Guardineer (Manhunt #5, February 1948):



Paul Parker (Trail Colt #2, December 1949):



Frank Bolle (Tim Holt #22, February 1951):



Fred Meagher (Straight Arrow #13, May 1951):



Joe Certa (Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #13, October 1951):



Al Williamson (Jet Powers #4, 1951):



Dick Ayers (Tim Holt #31, August 1952):



Frank Frazetta (Thun'da, King of the Congo #1, 1952):



Bob Powell (Straight Arrow #36, May 1954):

[ComicMike]

While there were great comic artists in the Golden Age who were largely self-taught, it is a revelation to find how many Golden Age artists had serious training and went on to prodigious careers in various arms of the serious Art World.

When asked what he regrets in his life, Pablo Picasso replied: "That I have never drawn a comic in my life."

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Lev Gleason Publications:

Jack Cole (Silver Streak Comics #7, January 1941):



Jerry Robinson (Daredevil Comics #2, August 1941):



Don Rico (Capt. Battle Comics #2, Fall 1941):



Jack Binder (Capt. Battle Comics #2, Fall 1941):



Bill Everett (Silver Streak Comics #20, April 1942):



Charles Biro (Daredevil Comics #10, May 1942):



Bob Montana (Daredevil Comics #11, June 1942):



Alan Mandel (Crime Does Not Pay #27, May 1943):



Rudy Palais (Crime Does Not Pay #43, January 1946):



Jack Alderman (Crime Does Not Pay #49, January 1947):



Norman Maurer (Boy Comics #80, August 1952):



Alex Toth (Crime and Punishment #66, March 1954):

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Fiction House:

Al Walker (Planet Comics #14, September 1941):



Dan Zolnerowich (Fight Comics #15, October 1941):



Joe Doolin (Rangers of Freedom Comics #2, December 1941):



Pagsilang Isip (Fight Comics #16, December 1941):



Rudy Palais (Jungle Comics #30, June 1942):



Arthur Peddy (Jumbo Comics #50, April 1943):



Bob Lubbers (Wings Comics #35, July 1943):



Graham Ingels (Wings Comics #42, February 1944):



Ruben Moreira (Wings Comics #43, March 1944):



Lily Renee (Rangers Comics #18, August 1944):



George Tuska (Rangers Comics #21, February 1945):



Ted Brodie-Mack (Rangers Comics #23, June 1945):



Lee Elias (Wings Comics #59, July 1945):



Chester Martin (Planet Comics #44, September 1946):



Fran Hopper (Jungle Comics #86, February 1947):



Murphy Anderson (Planet Comics #47, March 1947):



Charles Sultan (Rangers Comics #34, April 1947):



Jack Kamen (Jumbo Comics #102, August 1947):



George Evans (Wings Comics #96, August 1948):



Matt Baker (Jungle Comics #104, August 1948):



Frank Fermonetti (Wings Comics #101, January 1949):



Giovanni Benvenuti (Rangers Comics #46, April 1949):



Alvin Hollingsworth (Wings Comics #105, May 1949):



Kurt Caesar (Wings Comics #106, June 1949):



Jerry Grandenetti (Rangers Comics #50, December 1949):



Enrico Bagnoli (Rangers Comics #58, April 1951):



Robert Webb (Jumbo Comics #147, May 1951):



Maurice Whitman (Jungle Comics #148, April 1952):



John Belcastro (Wings Comics #120, Summer 1953):

[mopee167]

I suspect the

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I suspect the

[mopee167]

Funnies Inc. was run mainly by Lloyd Jacquet

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Funnies Inc. was run mainly by Lloyd Jacquet

[mopee167]

Electricmastro, thanks for the pic of Bob Davis. I hadn

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St. John:

Warren King (Adventures in Romance #1, November 1949):



Leonard Starr (Adventures in Romance #2, February 1950):



Matt Baker (The Texan #7, April 1950):



Gene Colan (Fightin' Marines #3, December 1951):



Bob Forgione (Weird Horrors #1, June 1952):



Enrico Bagnoli (Weird Horrors #2, August 1952):



Ric Estrada (Teen-Age Temptations #1, October 1952):



Lou Cameron (Strange Terrors #7, March 1953):



Ben Brown (Atom-Age Combat #5, April 1953):



George Olesen (The Hawk #4, October 1953):



Norman Maurer (The Three Stooges #4, March 1954):



Joe Kubert (Tor #3, May 1954):

[crashryan]

That's Joe Kubert, not Hy Rosen. Joe appears to have lettered it, too

[ComicMike]

Another nice and interesting choice of pictures, thanks. 

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That's Joe Kubert, not Hy Rosen. Joe appears to have lettered it, too

Yep, seemed to have confused the page Hy Rosen is named on from Hollywood Confessions #2 as his art instead of Kubert

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Pines:

August Froehlich (Real Life Comics #2, December 1941):



Henry Kiefer (Real Life Comics #5, May 1942):



Jack Binder (Startling Comics #15, June 1942):



Ken Battefield (Mystery Comics #1, August 1944):



Bob Oksner (Mystery Comics #3, October 1944):



Everett Kinstler (Real Life Comics #25, September 1945):



Al Camy (Exciting Comics #48, June 1946):



Lin Streeter (Exciting Comics #51, September 1946):



King Ward (Real Life Comics #37, January 1947):



Edmond Good (Thrilling Comics #62, October 1947):



Gene Fawcette (Wonder Comics #16, February 1948):



Art Saaf (Thrilling Comics #68, October 1948):



Charles Quinlan (Exciting Comics #66, March 1949):



Ruben Moreira (Real Life Comics #48, April 1949):



Milt Stein (Supermouse #3, May 1949):



George Roussos (Happy Comics #32, July 1949):



Ralph Mayo (Exciting Comics #69, September 1949):



Paul Norris (Jungle Jim #14, October 1949):



Chad Grothkopf (Willie the Penguin #6, March 1952):



Alex Toth (The Unseen #5, June 1952):



Jack Katz (Lost Worlds #5, October 1952):



Mike Sekowsky (The Unseen #8, January 1953):



Ross Andru (The Unseen #9, March 1953):



Ken Landau (Exciting War #8, May 1953):



Reed Crandall (Out of the Shadows #9, July 1953):

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American Comics Group:

Jim Tyer (Ha Ha Comics #2, November 1943):



Harry Schwalb (Ha Ha Comics #4, January 1944):



Erich Schenk (Merry-Go-Round, 1945):



Jack Bradbury (Hi-Jinx #1, July 1947):



Al Hubbard (Ha Ha Comics #44, August 1947):



Milt Gross (The Kilroys #12, September 1948):



Max Elkan (Blazing West #1, Fall 1948):



Paul Reinman (Adventures into the Unknown #2, December 1948):



Jon Blummer (Adventures into the Unknown #4, April 1949):



Charles Sultan (Adventures into the Unknown #14, December 1950):



Ed Moritz (Adventures into the Unknown #25, November 1951):



King Ward (Forbidden Worlds #3, November 1951):



George Wilhelms (Forbidden Worlds #4, January 1952):



Al Williamson (Forbidden Worlds #5, March 1952):



Pete Riss (Adventures into the Unknown #32, June 1952):



Harry Lazarus (Adventures into the Unknown #43, May 1953):



Art Gates (Forbidden Worlds #21, September 1953):



Walter Davoren (Forbidden Worlds #22, October 1953):



Bob Forgione (Out of the Night #12, December 1953):



Ken Landau (Out of the Night #14, April 1954):



Sheldon Moldoff (Commander Battle and the Atomic Sub #1, July 1954):



Paul Gustavson (Young Heroes #36, April 1955):

[The Australian Panther]

Ross Andru (The Unseen #9, March 1953):

That looks to me like Sekowsky had a hand in it - even if it is signed MikeRoss. He was known as having ghosted for many of his friends.   

Cheers!

[mopee167]

Erich Schenk was another artist who also worked in animation.

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Erich Schenk was another artist who also worked in animation.

Schenk (I?ve also seen it spelled ?Schenck?) very much conveys that fantastical feeling of art in the spirit of Little Nemo I felt, in which he not only draws interestingly, but uses the setting to his full advantage in creating an experience as well.

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Prize:

Jack Binder (Prize Comics #15, October 1941):



Dick Briefer (Prize Comics #16, November 1941):



Maurice Del Bourgo (Prize Comics #43, July 1944):



Howie Post (Wonderland Comics #1, Summer 1945):



Munson Paddock (Treasure Comics #3, October 1945):



Al Bare (Treasure Comics #5, February 1946):



Henry Kiefer (Treasure Comics #7, June 1946):



Charles Voight (Prize Comics #60, July 1946):



Ann Brewster (Prize Comics #64, June 1947):



Dan Barry (Treasure Comics #11, Summer 1947):



Jack Kirby (Young Romance #13, September 1949):



John Severin (Prize Comics Western #87, May 1951):



George Roussos (Black Magic #17, October 1952):



Bob McCarty (Strange World of Your Dreams #4, January 1953):



Mort Meskin (Tom Corbett, Space Cadet #2, July 1955):