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Vintage paper addict, machine learning hobbyist, co-founder of Avatar Press, managing editor of Bleeding Cool.
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Hedy Lamarr, Blackhawk and Military Comics #14, at Auction

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By Mark Seifert Verified
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Posted in: Comics, Heritage Sponsored, Vintage Paper | Tagged: Blackhawk, Hedy Lamarr We've mentioned late-1940s era Marvel's borderline obsession with Hedy Lamarr a few times here. The actress/inventor had become such a big star by the mid-1940s that her name inspired the names of two different Marvel comic book characters.
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Hal Seeger and Bill Williams' The Farmer's Daughter #3, Up for Auction

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By Mark Seifert Verified
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Posted in: Comics, Vintage Paper | Tagged: Good Girl Art Hal Seeger (1917-2005) is best known as a creator and producer of animated cartoons, most famously with the 1960s series Batfink, Milton the Monster, and Fearless Fly from his own Hal Seeger Studio, but he also had a hand in the comic book industry during the late Golden Age. Seeger's path in both comics and animation began with Fleischer Studio, where he was originally hired as an assistant to Bud Counihan on the Betty Boop comic strip.
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The Spectre Becomes Wrath in More Fun Comics #53, at Auction

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By Mark Seifert Verified
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Posted in: Comics, Heritage Sponsored, Vintage Paper | Tagged: Bernard Baily, jerry siegel, spectre Every serious collector knows that The Spectre first appeared in More Fun Comics #52, but it might be underappreciated that the next issue is a key part of his origin story by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily. More Fun Comics #53 picks up right where the story left off in the previous issue.
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