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SHIELD-WIZARD COMICS (vol. 1) #2 (December, 1940). Cover by Al Camy.

Interestingly, the "modern day" Wizard (Blane Whitney) only had a cameo appearance in his stories in the first two issues of this book. Instead, the focus was on Whitney's ancestors from the early parts of American history.

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This dark blue embroidered coat is worn on William Campbell as Trelane in Star Trek: The Squire of Gothos (1967) and later worn two times in The Monkees: The Prince and The Pauper (1967), First on old footman and later worn on Joe Higgins as Mike Nesmith in The Monkees: The Prince and The Pauper (1967)

Credit: trekkerscrapbook, Anne81

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Pep Comics #31 (September 1st, 1942)

Art by Irv Novick

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The Crusaders #2

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The Shield

Creator(s): Harry Shorten, Irv Novick

Alias(es): Joe Higgins

1st Issue w/Uniform: Pep Comics #29

Year/Month of Publication: 1942/07

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The Shield commission (2013)

Art by: Steve Epting

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Indie Comics Review: The Mighty Crusaders: The Shield #1

Indie Comics Review: The Mighty Crusaders: The Shield #1

Indie Comics Review: The Mighty Crusaders: The Shield #1[Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers] Publisher: Archie Comics Story and Art: Rob LiefeldScript: David GallaherLetters: Jack Moreilli Reviewed by: Matthew B. Lloyd Summary Who is the Shield?  Is it Joe Higgins?  Is it William Higgins?  Is it Lancelot Strong?  Is it Victoria Adams?  They all may be, but why must Joe Higgins die at…

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