Exhibit Six-Bill Dubay-1971 Post # 3100

In the 1970s. Bill Dubay went from being a talented fan creator and publisher to being a  controversial and sometimes hated professional. This story, published in the first issue of FOR MONSTERS ONLY I ever say, looks like a reject from the now-legendary WEB OF HORROR series. Dube uses an assumed name. Was he already with Warren at the time? 

The Green Hornet-1967

Or the Back & White Hornet, as the case may be. From the UK. 

Tom Sparks: Boy Inventor-Bob Brown/Sy Barry-1951

Here we see a nearly forgotten DC hero who only appeared a handful of times. Timely and Fawcett and one or two other Golden Age companies had boy inventors, too, presumably a carryover from the popularity of Tom Swift. 

Dynomutt and the Blue Falcon-Mark Evanier/Paul Norris-1978

Dynomutt and the Blue Falcon have been in the news this week as they're co-starring in the new Scooby Doo feature, Scoob! Here's another Mark Evanier story of the pair (well, mostly Dynomutt this time out) with art by Aquaman creator Paul Norris. 

The Train That Vanished-John Buscema-1960

Within a decade, Big John would be one of the best in the business and he would continue to get even better in the 1980s. Here, he's a mere lad, yet already with the skills! A lot of words, though.

Dingle-Hoofer Und His Dog-H.H. Knerr-1940s

For dachshund fan supreme, Anthony Tollin.

Rip Kirby-Alex Raymond-1949

Everybody worships Raymond's lush art on FLASH GORDON, and rightfully o, but to me his storytelling had improved tremendously by the time of his post-war RIP KIRBY strip!