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Jim Steranko's Spyman, a concept he created for Harvey Comics in 1966.
This was Steranko's first professional comic book work, although the only thing he drew that appeared in Spyman's three issues was the robot hand diagram on the splash page of the first issue. He reportedly also plotted that issue as well.
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Jim Steranko - Spyman Original Art (Harvey, 1966) Source
“Spyman represents Steranko's first professional work in comics, and as such this character illustration is an important artifact in the history of the medium.”
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ISOLATED COMIC BOOK PANEL #2889 title: SPYMAN #2 - P20:1 artist: BILL DRAUT year: 1966
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George Tuska and Jim Steranko - Spyman #1 (Harvey, 1966)
Steranko drew the hand schematic bottom left. The rest is Tuska.
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Joe Simon - Spyman #2 Cover Original Art (Harvey, 1966)
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Did I read that right? Is this guy's middle finger a probe?
From Spyman #1 (September, 1966) Harvey Comics.
This was the first professional comics work by Jim Steranko, who created the character concept and plotted the story. He also drew the Electro-Robot Hand diagram. All other artwork was by George Tuska and Dick Ayers.
ISOLATED COMIC BOOK PANEL #2873 title: SPYMAN #2 - P18:3 artist: BILL DRAUT year: 1966
