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Four Color Comics v2 #1106 |
77 Sunset Strip v1 / Four Color v2 #1106, 1960 - Kookie borrows his detective dad's car, only to be kidnapped by a gang of thugs.
Alex Toth's lead story begins competently enough, but the artwork becomes more erratic midway through (see interior page below). By contrast, "Lights, Camera, Danger" seems to be drawn with a more confident line. The opening panel's scene of a restaurant parking lot is impressive, not only in Toth's rendition of cars but its overall naturalism. The artist's single page "Kookie's Catch" rounds out the book, but an alternate version of the same issue replaces it with an ad. Photo cover. This is 2 of 3
77 Sunset Strip issues by
Toth.
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"Kookie's Close Call" Toth story pencils and inks 16 pages = **
"Lights, Camera, Danger" Toth story pencils and inks 16 pages = ***
"Grapevine Clues" Toth pencils and inks inside back cover (black and white) = *
"Kookie's Catch" Toth back cover pencils and inks = **
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