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Joe Orlando/Wally Wood |
If ever there was a comic book tailor-made to my tastes, it has to be Avon's
Rod Hathaway, Space Detective, published from July of 1951 to July of '52 - for a total of four issues. I've never actually seen or read a copy, but from the covers - Issue #1 by
Joe Orlando, inked by
Wally Wood! - and the story titles featured thereon ("Opium Smugglers of Venus," "Sea Nymphs of Neptune," "Metal Murderers of Mars,"
et al), I suspect I'd love every page! Here's all four covers for your enjoyment!
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Wally Wood/Joe Orlando |
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Everett Raymond Kinstler |
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Gene Fawcette |
Cover scans and credits courtesy of the
Grand Comics Database.
2 comments:
You CAN read the adventures of Space Detective!
Here's some background about him along with the inside front covers for his four-issue run, which are as cool as the covers...
http://atocom.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-coming-ofspace-detective.html
And here's the first adventure...
http://atocom.blogspot.com/2013/01/reading-room-space-detective-bandits-of.html
...written by Walter Gibson (aka Maxwell Grant, author of The Shadow pulp series) and illustrated by Orlando & Wood!
Those do looking interesting. Great art.
Thanks for the head's up too BrittReid
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