from "How This Crime Was Solved" in Martin Kane, Private Eye #4 [1] (Fox, June 1950), creators unknown
and Angel Love #1 (DC, August 1986), script and pencils by Barbara Slate, inks by John Lopez (?), colors by Bob LeRose (?)
Tuesday, January 25, 2022
And now let's change the pace a little, with a slight variation on this comfortable old joke
from "How This Crime Was Solved" in Martin Kane, Private Eye #4 [1] (Fox, June 1950), creators unknown
and Angel Love #1 (DC, August 1986), script and pencils by Barbara Slate, inks by John Lopez (?), colors by Bob LeRose (?)
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2 comments:
this is more educational than the Flash Facts page in old Flash comics
A pretty clever trick, really, using doctored, off-register purple cigarette packs, but they probably shouldn't have marked them all "opium"...
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