Forbidden Worlds #125 - 1st Magicman

Forbidden Worlds #125



Forbidden Worlds v1 #125, 1965 - Surviving to the present day, the immortal son of the sorcerer Cagliostro joins the US army under an assumed name. Stationed in Asia, he dons a new costume and revives his magical powers to fight against the Communist Chinese. Magicman begins as the main feature in this long running American Comics Group series. This Zev Zimmer story was drawn by Kurt Schaffenberger (ghosting as Pete Constanza). Other artists in this issue includes Ogden Whitney. Cover by Schaffenberger. /// key 1st appearance, 1st cover, 1st origin Magicman
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Forbidden Worlds #125 - 1st Magicman Forbidden Worlds #125 - 1st Magicman Reviewed by Ted Ignacio @ Pencil Ink on 6:00 PM Rating: 5

1 comment:

The Old Curmudgeon said...

Pete Constanza is not a ghost name for Schaffenberger. Schaffenberger used a ghost name, Lou Wahl, on his ACG work. Costanza, along with Schaffenberger, both were Captain Marvel artists at Fawcett. At DC, Schaffenberger was the main artist on Lois Lane and Costanza did a lot of Jimmy Olsen issues. The cover figure shown here does look a lot like Schaffenberger's work although the rest of the cover does not. Perhaps Costanza was imitating Schaffenberger, or perhaps Schaffenberger helped Costanza with the cover. The interior page shown here looks nothing like Schaffenberger's work.

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