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Jerome Rozen (1895-1987), ''True Detective'', Vol. 65, #2, 1956
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Jerome Rozen (1895-1987), ''True Detective'', Vol. 65, #2, 1956
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Jerome Rozen (brother to George Rozen) cover art for "Detective Story Magazine", July 1929
Thrilling Detective / October 1943 (Vol. 49 #1)
Cover: Jerome George Rozen
Published by O Globo, Brazil 1943
The character X-9 was created by Dashiell Hammett for one of the first adventure newspaper comic strips.
He was just X-9 until the forties when they revealed his name was really Phil Corrigan.
As a bit of trivia, in the Columbo episode Identity Crisis, David White (the actor who played Larry Tate in Bewitched) plays a government agent who shows Columbo his ID, which says Phil Corrigan: Agent X-9.
Oh yeah, and in that one, Columbo arrests an ex-agent played by Patrick MacGoohan, who apparently is the free-roving # 6 from The Prisoner (well, he does say "be seeing you" with the circled finger over the eye thing from that show a lot.)
The Shadow
Thrilling Detective, November 1943.
Cover art by Jerome George Rozen
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Jerome Rozen (1895 - 1987)
The Shadow: βThe Black Hushβ (August, 1933)
Written by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant) Cover by George Rozen Pulp Art by Tom Lovell
randy ortiz dtd Opera (Act II)
12x12β charcoal, graphite, pastel and actual gouache on art board
Shout out to Jerome Rozen