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Witzend v1 #10, 1976 -
Wally Wood's goofy cover begins the issue, completely unrelated to his Sally Forth tale inside. This good girl character is superbly drawn and often scantily clad, designed to appeal to a male military audience.
Alex Toth illustrates a 1939 mystery involving a freighter, a sea plane and a mysterious passenger. Sophisticated in both art and storytelling, it's a fine work by the artist. Lastly,
Walt Simonson contributes a single page image of a dwarf-sized warrior, perhaps inspired by
Lord of the Rings? Other artists in this issue include Howard Chaykin and Dick Giordano. This is 1 of 1
Witzend issues by
Simonson, 1 of 1 Witzend issues by
Toth and 8 of 10 Witzend issues by
Wood,
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Wood cover pencils and inks = **
"Sally Forth" Wood story pencils and inks 6 pages = ***
"3974" Toth story pencils and inks 10 pages = ***
Simonson pencils and inks 1 page = ***
(All interiors in black and white)
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