#atomic age comic

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Ghost Comics, #8 (1953), art by John Belcastro (as John Bell), (From the story "The Curse of the Mist-Things")

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Black Cat Comics, #2 (1946), art by Lee Elias and Joe Simon (credited) (Featuring the Black Cat and her erstwhile and usually unintentional sidekick, Rick Horne)

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The Black Cobra, #1, by anonymous (the credits say the “Art Editor” is  S. M. Iger) (Featuring Debbie, the Black Cobra’s romantic interest)

Interesting use of a borderless panel - and about the only truly notable piece of art in an otherwise fairly pedestrian comic from the ‘50′s.

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All Romances, #3, art by Ann Brewster (from the story “Romance Wrecker”)

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Gangsters and Gunmolls, #1 (1951), art uncredited (From the story, “Sandy Quirk Trips the Light Fantastic”)