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Ray Bailey - Tom Corbett Space Cadet 10/15/1951
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Ray Bailey - Tom Corbett Space Cadet 10/15/1951
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On September 9, 1951, the newspaper strip version of Tom Corbett, Space Cadet premiered. ("Tom Corbett, Space Cadet", newspaper strip, event)
A TREASURY OF DOGS (DELL, 1956)
Gaylord DuBois with Sam Citron, Ray Bailey, Mike Sekowsky and more.
WINNER: Thomas Alva Edison Foundation National Mass Media Award for 1955, in the category of “Best Comic for Children Over Eight”
Original Ray Bailey art from Rocket Ship X #1 (Fox, 1951).
Ray Bailey 1950
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Kitty Hawke (Now in Glorious Technicolour) by missoliviahicks, drawn in the style of Kitty Hawke artist Ray Bailey.
Kitty Hawke (and her All Girl Air Crew) was the original cover star of early British girls comic Girl (1951), the sister comic to Eagle. She and her plucky crew graced the cover from November, 1951, to March 1952, when they left the comic and were replaced with Wendy and Jinx, a somewhat more conservative school japes narrative. At the time Marcus Morris (editor) explained the change to readers thus: Here we are with you two days earlier this week - and bringing you something new and exciting as well - which you have asked for. I hope you will like the thrilling new school story on the front page of this issue. Very many of you have let us know that you like school stories and have asked for more - so here is one for you! (26 March, 1952) Wendy and Jinx is nowhere near as exciting as Kitty Hawke, just FYI
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century no. 1 (Gold Key, 1964)
In typical Buck Rogers style, there was a 15 year gap between issues 1 & 2.
1947 illustration by Ray Bailey by totallymystified Via Flickr: For Flat To Let by Margaret St John Bathe. From Woman's Own.