From Red Bee: "Shanghai Joe" by Toni Blum and Witmer Williams, Hit Comics #10 (April 1941)
No sound, but you can imagine it. I mean, that guy's face EXPLODES!
From Black Condor: "Jasper Crow and the Miners" by Kenneth Lewis and Lou Fine, Crack Comics #12 (April 1941)
Here's some unusual action from the Black Condor strip. Unless you remember he's a member of Congress. Well, nothing's changed, with a loud sound effect of NO! Congress voted down a bill to better people's lives. Maybe I shouldn't have used the word "action".
From The Purple Trio: "The Kidnap Ring" by Alex Blum, Smash Comics #21 (April 1941)
Finally! A real onomatopoeia! CONK! Furious toddler action (yes, I can use the word action, though maybe not toddler, he's an undercover little person) in the Quality Comics manner!
No sound, but you can imagine it. I mean, that guy's face EXPLODES!
From Black Condor: "Jasper Crow and the Miners" by Kenneth Lewis and Lou Fine, Crack Comics #12 (April 1941)
Here's some unusual action from the Black Condor strip. Unless you remember he's a member of Congress. Well, nothing's changed, with a loud sound effect of NO! Congress voted down a bill to better people's lives. Maybe I shouldn't have used the word "action".
From The Purple Trio: "The Kidnap Ring" by Alex Blum, Smash Comics #21 (April 1941)
Finally! A real onomatopoeia! CONK! Furious toddler action (yes, I can use the word action, though maybe not toddler, he's an undercover little person) in the Quality Comics manner!
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This is one of the things Chris Sims always liked about Jim Aparo.
http://the-isb.blogspot.com/2006/11/aparo.html
http://the-isb.blogspot.com/2006/12/boxing-day-special-may-best-man-die.html
https://the-isb.blogspot.com/2007/01/luke-cage-needs-to-know-wheres-my.html