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Blue Bolt #29 (August 12th, 1942)
Art by John Jordan
Blue Bolt #28 (July 8th, 1942)
Art by Jack Warren
BLUE BOLT (vol. 2) #107 (Star Publications) (November, 1950). Cover by L.B. Cole.
L.B. Cole's company, Star Publications, bought characters and artwork from Novelty Press, which had been the original publisher of Blue Bolt (a book that Cole had been the cover artist for).
Star published Blue Bolt and continued Novelty's issue numbering. However, other than new covers, everything inside was all reprints. Heck, Blue Bolt himself didn't even get the first story position in his own book.
It's nice to see Devil Dinosaur's cousin, Sherman, get a cover appearance, though.
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BLUE BOLT (vol. 1) #7 (December, 1940). Cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Simon.
This is, as far as I can determine, the last time Blue Bolt appears on the cover of his own comic book. It is also the last Jack Kirby and Joe Simon cover for the book; they had previously provided the cover to issue #3.
The character of Blue Bolt was one of - if not , the - first collaborations between Simon and Kirby. Simon had created the character, writing and drawing the first story in issue #1, but by the next issue he had brought Kirby on as co-writer and penciller.
The two men produced the adventures of Blue Bolt, and his ongoing battle with the Green Sorceress, until issue #10. After that, they left to concentrate on the other features they were working on for other publishers. In particular, they became busy producing stories of some star-spangled superhero they'd created for an outfit called Timely Comics.
Blue Bolt #14 (July 1st, 1941)
Blue Bolt #13 (June 1st, 1941)