Digital Comic Museum
General Category => Comic Related Discussion => Topic started by: Jedifish on March 01, 2011, 12:01:22 PM
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Hi
I'm cleaning up some of the Popular Comics issues at GCD. I see Jerry Bails' credits the art to Newt Alfred. Is this true for all issues of the run (46-56)? I also see JVJ credits Newt Alfred in his notes for Popular Comics #49.
And was Kenneth Kennedy the writer or just the creator. Jerry Bails just credits him as byline, not writer.
And to throw it out there, did George Scarbo also write his Comic Zoo strip?
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That Newt Alfred credit was given to me by Hames Ware, Jedifish,
He and I believe that it is NEVER safe to apply blanket credits to a run from an ID for a single issue. If you look at other issues and they are the same artist, then perhaps those other issues can be credited to Alfred.
As for Kenneth Kennedy, as far as The Who's Who is/was concerned, there was not a real person with that name in comics. "He" should not be considered the creator or the writer. A "byline" is all that can be given to "him".
Peace, Jim (|:{>
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Thanks for the info, Jim.
Greg
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Well, I compared the art in #46 to the art in #49, and they look pretty similar to me, especially the silhouettes of Jane on the first page in each story.
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I would have to see the art in #46 to give an opinion. Can you post some pages or email some to me at jim@bpib.com?
Thanks.
Peace, Jim (|:{>
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Would it be easier to look at the preview (pages 64-66) at the DCM - http://digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php?dlid=13849
If not, I save a couple of the pages and can e-mail them or post them (let me know where to post them).
Here's 47 if you want to look at that one too. Starts on page 13 - http://digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php?dlid=8666
Thanks Jim
Greg