#harry peter

Sensation Comics #26, February 1944. Harry Peter cover pencils & inks.

(via Sensation Comics #91 - Alex Toth art - Pencil Ink)

Vintage Comic - Comic Cavalcade #011

Pencils: Harry Peter (Wonder Woman Figure); E. E. Hibbard (The Flash Figure); Martin Naydel (Green Lantern Figure)

Inks: Harry Peter (Wonder Woman Figure); E. E. Hibbard (The Flash Figure); Martin Naydel (Green Lantern Figure)

Back Cover: Captain Tootsie: Art by C.C. Beck

For Alan Scott’s birthday this year, I thought I’d share my favourite covers from his three 1940s solo titles (All-American Comics, Green Lantern, Comic Cavalcade). Here’s my favourites from Comic Cavalcade (1942)! Art by:

CC #2 - Frank Harry

CC #6 - Paul Reinman

CC #8 - Frank Harry

CC #12 - Everett E. Hibbard

CC #13 - Everett E. Hibbard

CC #14 - Everett E. Hibbard

CC #18 - Everett E. Hibbard

CC #21 - Everett E. Hibbard

CC #24 - Irwin Hasen & Harry G. Peter

to say harry was excited was an understatement. he’d nearly blown the surprise a million times before this, wanting to share his latest project with peter from the moment he’d thought of it. but he decided he wanted to make it perfect before he even dared to show his best friend, and though there were a few pieces that needed fine-tuning, harry physically couldn’t wait any longer. he covered peter’s eyes as they climbed the final flight of stairs to the rooftop, feeling the midday sun greet them as it watched the scene unfold from above. “okay, are you ready?” harry asked, leading him the final few steps forward. “open your eyes!” before peter stood a smaller white room atop this building with a metal door, marked with the oscorp logo and harry’s own name below it. since he got sucked back in time and decided he had more time to conduct his research, he’d been working on constructing his mobile lab, and peter would be the first to see it. “pretty cool, right?”