bob powell Archives

Shadow Comics V6#12 (Street & Smith, 1947)
France and Britain were also acquiring large quantities of monazite sand from Brazil.  According to the New York Times report, the missing uranium was not monazite sand but uranium ore that had been mined near the town of Curraes Novos. Curraes Novos would become the scene of this Shadow Comics story.  After meeting with government officials[...]
Speed Comics #38 (Harvey, 1945)
It's commonly said that Beall was also a comic book artist, although I've found no specific credits for him as of this writing.  It would appear Beall's son was briefly a Mad Magazine cover artist in the next decade.  Weeks after the famous photograph hit newspapers the Iwo Jima flag-raising moment also inspired artist Bob[...]
Perfect Crime #20 (Cross Publications, 1952)
Together, Crossman, the Bobley brothers, and Levin were best known for putting out Radio Best (Later, Radio & Television Best) magazine, a short-lived but historically important broadcasting industry publication that lasted 1947-1950.  The Radio Best connection explains why this group published a comic book called Uncle Milty, starring radio and early television legend Milton Berle. [...]
Lynda Barry, John Byrne, Chris Claremont, Howard Cruse, Kim Deitch, Matt Groening, Denis Kitchen, Frank Miller, Francoise Mouly, Paul S. Newman, Lily Renée Peters Phillips, Bob Powell And Frank Robbins To Be Voted On For Eisner Awards Hall Of Fame
Newman, Lily Renée Peters Phillips, Bob Powell, and Frank Robbins. Comic book creators, publishers, editors, historians, educators and retailers are invited to vote on their choices Registration can be found here. Marjorie "Marge" Henderson Buell Marjorie Henderson Buell ("Marge") (1904–1993) In 1935 Marge's single-panel gag cartoon "Little Lulu" first appeared in The Saturday Evening Post[...]