The Ghost Man

Thanks 50YrsCollctngCmcs, I'm located in Pennsylvania. That's good advice and recommendations that I'll pursue. KCOComics, I've reached out to my friend on this and am awaiting the exact list of things he is seeking. As soon as I get it, I'll PM you with it and thanks in advance! OtherEric, thanks for the welcome, and you are correct it's Richard Benson aka The Avenger as my avatar.

Greetings all, I'm currently in creative collaboration with another artist who's seriously interested in tracking down and obtaining old comic printing supplies, or any and all old-school printing/publishing supplies or resources. This includes Ben Day, Craftint, print stripping materials, etc. He's already developed a method to duplicate the exact look of old color comics and is seeking to refine this process. He and I are working on a creative project to produce new creative content based upon the Golden-Age style. If anyone has any sources or leads to help him secure any of these vintage materials, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, — The Ghost Man

Greetings all, since we're also discussing African-American creators, many people do not know that famed Krazy Kat artist George Herriman was African-American (Creole). In addition, one of my favorite pulp artists Adolphe Barreaux was also reported to have come from African-American ancestry. Barreaux played some important roles in the history of Platinum-Age comics by creating and illustrating the racy and popular Sally the Sleuth for Harry Donenfield. It was his Majestic Art Studio that also produced the art for what was considered to be a precursor to Superman. A short series of superhero tales entitled The Astounding Adventures of Olga Messmer - The Girl with the X-Ray Eyes in August of 1937.