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Black Terror #22 |
Black Terror v1 #22, 1948 - One of the more ominous-looking heroes of the golden age, the Black Terror fought crime in a black costume emblazoned with skull and bones. His feature story is inked by a young
Frank Frazetta, providing finishes over otherwise simplistic drawings. Some facial close-ups of characters are heavily overworked while others lack detail. Interestingly, the artist's style is most evident on a supporting character (see interior page below, panel one, man on the right). Despite the opportunity, Frazetta's influence is barely felt. This is 1 of 2
Black Terror issues by
Frazetta.
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"Violins for Villainy" Frazetta inks 11 pages = *
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The artist's depiction of beautiful violin playing in panel 6 is priceless.
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