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It’s A Crime, Chapter 6, Forgotten Artists 
Jack Kirby Museum & Research Center | by Harry | Fri, Sep 5
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Justice Traps the Guilty #4 (May 1948) “Queen of the Speed-Ball Mob”, art by Jack Kirby
Justice Traps the Guilty #3 (March 1948) “Ask Eddie Green, Consultant to Crime”, art by Jack Kirby
Headline #30 (June 1948) “Bullet-Proof Bad Man”, art by Jack Kirby
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Many thanks to Lancelot Kirby, a writer from Portmouth, Ohio, for the essay below. I wonder what Trithemius would have thought of E Ink. - D.R. Image: Found at Johannes Trithemius Main Page, part of Christopher Warnock’s astrology site, and added by me. - D.R. Technorati Tags: Johannes Trithemi...
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