Gene Colan's first published work would be in Fiction House's "Wing Comics" #52 (Dec. 1944) with a feature on the P-51B Mustang. It would be the beginning of a illustrious career.
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Gene Colan's first published work would be in Fiction House's "Wing Comics" #52 (Dec. 1944) with a feature on the P-51B Mustang. It would be the beginning of a illustrious career.
The second of Fiction House's 'Big Six' comics was "Wing Comics", launched on September of 1940 and meant as a companion to their pulp, "Wing Stories". Gene Fawcette was its most popular artists, thanks to his airplane designs and, of course, more than a few leggy female pilots.
Wings Comic #90, February 1948. Cover by Bob Lubbers