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A comprehensive blog reviewing, comparing, contrasting and dissected the hidden gems found in Charlton and MLJ/Mighty/Archie/Red Circle Comics.
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From the Shield's initial appearence in the 1940s, a similar style debuted with the 1960s rendition of the character, although the color...
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2 comments:
Those Pete Morisi illustrations of the Phantom make me wish he'd been given a story or two to do along the way. His lines are so clean and his Phantom is totally on model.
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I agree his artwork is outstanding.
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