61 Jack Cole Ideas Jack Cole Plastic Man Comics National comics #5. national comics #5 (1940) by jack cole & chuck mazoujian. cover by lou fine. uncle sam may be on the cover, but he’s not the most influential quality comics character to come out of this issue. no, that would be quicksilver. better known to modern flash readers as max mercury. Classic madcap antics, courtesy of jack cole, from national comics #13 (july 1941). quicksilver sketch by nick cardy. although quicksilver’s feature began in national comics #5, his actual first appearance was in issue #4, where a small blurb at the end of the “windy breeze” cartoon heralded him with text and picture: “tell your friends.
Malleable Madness Plastic Man From Jack Cole To Kyle Baker The "uncle sam: "the true story of uncle sam who he was and how he came to be"": national comics #5 is an issue of the series national comics (volume 1) with a cover date of november, 1940. in 1777, near valley forge, pennsylvania, an american patriot remembered only by his first name, samuel, was shot dead by some hessian soldiers. in his last moments, he saw and talked to the spirit of uncle. Dc comics (current owner) first appearance: as quicksilver: national comics #5 (nov 1940) as max mercury: flash (vol. 2) #76 (may 1993) created by: jack cole, chuck mazoujian revamped by: mark waid: in story information; alter ego: maxwell crandall: species: metahuman: team affiliations: freedom fighters all star squadron: partnerships: wally. It was an extremely fertile period for this young, ambitious, enormously talented writer artist. it’s fascinating to study jack cole’s 1939 1940 work for mlj (later known as archie comics). all the elements that would come together in the brilliant plastic man stories are present in these earlier stories. in plastic man, cole would combine. Jack cole would insert information diagrams into several of his 1939 41 stories, including his famous anti hero claw stories. this first manhunters story ends on a harshly vengeful scene, as one of the criminal gang faces an angry mob. in an extraordinary panel, cole draws 21 people filled with blood lust, encircling the criminal, as police.
Cole S Comics Jack Cole S Roots A Rare Wild Early Comic Story And A It was an extremely fertile period for this young, ambitious, enormously talented writer artist. it’s fascinating to study jack cole’s 1939 1940 work for mlj (later known as archie comics). all the elements that would come together in the brilliant plastic man stories are present in these earlier stories. in plastic man, cole would combine. Jack cole would insert information diagrams into several of his 1939 41 stories, including his famous anti hero claw stories. this first manhunters story ends on a harshly vengeful scene, as one of the criminal gang faces an angry mob. in an extraordinary panel, cole draws 21 people filled with blood lust, encircling the criminal, as police. The story takes place before the story in national comics #1. before we changed to lou fine on art, we had dan zolnerovich. comic story: the bonritz murder (6 pages) content: genre: detective mystery | characters: barry gilmore; a gang of crooks (first appearance; villains) comic story: the capture of "william shakespeare" (5 pages) content. Cole's first published experiment in this new, non humorous direction was a five page crime story called little dynamite cole's first great comic book story. little dynamite is a potent, twisted powerhouse of shadows and vengeance. as we've seen, there were shadows curling around the edges of cole's inspired if unskilled screwball comics.
Cole S Comics Jack Cole S Roots A Rare Wild Early Comic Story And A The story takes place before the story in national comics #1. before we changed to lou fine on art, we had dan zolnerovich. comic story: the bonritz murder (6 pages) content: genre: detective mystery | characters: barry gilmore; a gang of crooks (first appearance; villains) comic story: the capture of "william shakespeare" (5 pages) content. Cole's first published experiment in this new, non humorous direction was a five page crime story called little dynamite cole's first great comic book story. little dynamite is a potent, twisted powerhouse of shadows and vengeance. as we've seen, there were shadows curling around the edges of cole's inspired if unskilled screwball comics.
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