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[BB-Gun]

Later issues had art by Kamen.

[BB-Gun]

Didn't this artist ink most of the Baker Romance stories?

[BB-Gun]

Another Allen Ulmer cover for comparison. I don't think I have shown any of this new batch of scans before but I might forget since it has been a while since anyone contributed to this thread.

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I am not sure whether Sparky worked out very well. Does anyone know the story?

[BB-Gun]

Production quality seemed to decrease at the end of the Fox run. Still art by Kamen I think.

[ciorac]

Later issues had art by Kamen.

 

Now that is good art (thumbs u

 

Those Stoner ones though are quite awful. Oddly, the supporting cast of characters in Stoner stories look ok, but BB looks like he let his child draw it for him

 

Very strange

[Timely]

Later issues had art by Kamen.

 

This splash page is very similar to the cover to Atomic Comics #4 by Matt Baker.

 

West

[BB-Gun]

Later issues had art by Kamen.

 

This splash page is very similar to the cover to Atomic Comics #4 by Matt Baker.

 

West

 

Yes there is some similarity. Could the cover be by Kamen or Webb?

[BB-Gun]

Lucky Wings was drawn by Bob Webb according to the signature on the second splash.

 

But some of the art looks like Kamen's.

The girl in the top left hand corner has a Kamen face.

[BB-Gun]

Hollingsworth did some work in Blue Beetle if I remember correctly. He also drew the art for this text story in Future World.

[sacentaur]

That's very cool, BB - thnx for sharing.

[BB-Gun]

That's very cool, BB - thnx for sharing.

Scans were from the JVJ collection donated to GA.UK

[BB-Gun]

Stoner did some interesting work for Popular and The Funnies. I like the Gang Busters cover. The Phantasmo cover reminds me of Fantastic 4 I think.

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I noticed a good article on Stoner was mentioned in the GCD chat group. The author also submitted some photos of Stoner.

He was in this ad for Gordon's Gin.

And he drew this nifty cover for the Challenger. Didn't Kubert do some work for one of those issues? I think it was 4 and had a double page centerfold by Joe.

Thanks for these new scans. Check out Ken Q's blog spot if interested.

http://thecomicsdetective.blogspot.com/2010/04/e-c-stoner-forgotten-trailblazer.html

Edited April 6, 2010 by BB-Gun

[BB-Gun]

Stoner did some nice covers for Blackstone as well.

[sacentaur]

Do you know what issues of Blue Beetle that Quinlan illustrated?

[BB-Gun]

Do you know what issues of Blue Beetle that Quinlan illustrated?

 

I think he has stories in 13, 15, 16, and 21-24. I will check for splash pages in my files.

[BB-Gun]

Do you know what issues of Blue Beetle that Quinlan illustrated?

 

I think he has stories in 13, 15, 16, and 21-24. I will check for splash pages in my files.

The last one is questionable but he signed a lot of the others.

 

Edited April 27, 2010 by BB-Gun

[BB-Gun]

 

Almost forgot this one. Pretty kinky too.

[BB-Gun]

And Everett was given credit for this one. Did he do pencils and did he put this on his resume?

 

[BB-Gun]

What ever happend to Sparky and Snoopy and I wonder if they shipped the puppy by US Postal Service?

[AllenUlmer-migration]

Thanks for the list of comics and alias names for Allen Ulmer. I am his granddaughter and I have just begun to look up his work. It has not been an easy task. We don't have any of his comics, my grandmother got rid of all of them many years ago. Such a shame, but I guess they both had their reasons for not holding onto things. Other than looking up his name online, do you have any other suggestions. I am very new to the comic world and I would love to be able to acquire some of his work. Are there any popular conventions, etc.? I would sincerely appreciate any suggestions you might have. Thanks again for already doing some of the legwork for me His one alias, WILMER MUDDLESHTUNK, was definitely in honor of his favorite movie. I can remember him watching The Maltese Falcon many times

 

Thanks again and I hope to hear from you soon

Jill