Remembering Carmine Infantino (1925-2013)

With the death of Joe Kubert earlier, Carmine Infantino was arguably the important figure of both the Golden and Silver Ages. In many ways, the clean, dynamic style defined the pre-Fantastic Four Silver Age comic.

Infantino was one of the main artists on the post-war run of Hillman's Airboy. Here's a memorable (if not overly believable) contribution.

Suzie and Wilbur's puzzle pages

What can I say, I have a thing for puzzles.

From MLJ

Images of Sand -- more Golden Age horror from Alex Toth

from Out of the Shadows #12

Pan American Day

Jetta -- teenage sweetheart of the 21st Century

If the art here looks familiar, it should. It was drawn by Dan DeCarlo who was often credited with developing the house style for Archie as well as creating Sabrina and Josie and the Pussycats. 

The Man Who Was Always on Time -- Golden Age horror from Alex Toth

From Out of the Shadows #12

The Return of Basil Wolverton's Space Hawk

Wolverton gave a lot of kids nightmares back in 1940.

Target #9 From Just a Pile of Old Comics.