Silver Streak-Jack Cole-1945

Plastic Man, the Comet, Playboy, Midnight, Betsy and Me, the daily Spirit, and a whole bunch of crime and horror stories. That's what everyone remembers from Jack Cole. For some reason, Silver Streak gets forgotten almost every time. Gid stuff, though! See for yourself.

The Three Little Gremlins-Dan Gormley-1943

It's been five years since we've posted any Dan Gormley stories, even though he's one of the favorite artists whose work I discovered through doing this blog. So here's one now! So much fun!

Hale the Magician-1941

Whoa! Found another magician! Looks like this was this guy's sole appearance.

Mission Supernatural-Bob Brown/Wally Wood-1971

Here's the return of the Superboy team of Bob Brown and Wally Wood from a  couple years earlier but, there, they LOOKED like Bob Brown inked by Wally Wood. Here. I sense other hands at work but not sure whose. Almost seems like Joe Staton at times but I don't think so as he was just starting out at Charlton and, I believe, working with Gil Kane.

Spy Smasher-Mac Raboy-1942

So many of Fawcett's artists were apparently told to swipe from the smooth illustrative style of Mac Raboy that it's often hard to determine what's real Raboy and what's Raboyesque. This is the real thing, with lots of Nazi-punching.

Everything Happens to Harry-Martin Naydel-1948

Here's a little-seen humor strip from Golden Age DC. GCD originally listed Irwin Hasen as the artist (which I can kinda see), then changed it to Ed Wheelan (which I can't see at all!), but now they say it's Martin Naydel, whose work it looks like to me as well.