from "Crime Without Motive" in Crime Fighting Detective #19 (Star, June 1952), pencils and inks by R. Louis Golden
Thursday, February 02, 2023
Today in Comics History, February 2, 1941: Perry White makes Clark Kent sit on story for ten months
from "Crime Without Motive" in Crime Fighting Detective #19 (Star, June 1952), pencils and inks by R. Louis Golden
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to be fair to Clark, he was holding back the good stuff for a tell-all book he was writing about the Eisenhower Administration.
#19, not #16… And stop me if you’ve heard this one but it looks like Ben Oda lettering to my eyes.
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