Harry Lucey Archives

Super-Mystery Comics #3 turns that new gold fortress into the target of a supervillain's crime. Super-Mystery Comics #3 (Ace, 1940) That lead Magno feature is handled by Harry Lucey, the only artist firmly credited on an interior story here Lucey is in the early moments of his career at this stage, and he would become far better[...]

Surprisingly, MLJ debuted the series for this foreboding character under the blandly neutral title Special Comics #1, rather than with the eponymous "Hangman Comics" name right from the start — like MLJ editor Abner Sundell said they would.  The series launch quickly recaps what was likely the best character origin of the Golden Age with[...]

Templeton's storyline is easy to follow, and reminds me of the Harry Lucey days of Archie comics There's some conflict, but nothing Archie can't get through with a little dumb luck. If you're new to Archie comics, this is a great miniseries to get your feet wet with Hopefully this classic miniseries will be the first[...]

 The census-topping CGC 9.6 copy sold for $40,630.00 at Heritage in November 2016. The character Madam Satan was created by artist Harry Lucey and writer Abner Sundell Lucey is well known for going on to become one of the definitive Archie artists Sundell was a uniquely creative force of nature that someone ought to write a book about[...]

There's 128 pages featuring art from Dan Parent, Gisele Lagace, Harry Lucey, Dan DeCarlo, Rex W Lindsay, and more If you're a die-hard Archie fan (or just like these coloring books), I highly recommended Archie's Coloring Book I'll likely xerox pages from the book so I can have it for a long, long time Don't[...]

The kicker is that it starts off with a story by Harry Lucey, a fan favorite Silver Age artist Usually the digest and reprint books feature a new Dan Parent story, and while Dan is fantastic in every sense of the word, I'm glad to see a Lucey story lead the book. This book really shines[...]