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Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Black and White Wednesday: "Hell-Reapers at the Heart of Paradise!" by Moench and DeZuniga

Check it out, Groove-ophiles! Today would have been the late, great Tony DeZuniga's 85th birthday. Ol' Groove (thanks to reminders from Groove-ophile par excellence Mike Mikulovsky) wants to celebrate Mr. DeZuniga's artistic genius with one of my all-time fave DeZuniga art jobs (and one of my fave issues of Marvel's b&w Doc Savage mag) "Hell-Reapers at the Heart of Paradise!" from Doc Savage #2 (August 1975). Underneath the gorgeous Ken Barr cover, this action-packed thrill-ride lay in wait for Young Groove--if the (felt-like) day long ordeal of school clothes shopping ever ended and I could finally get in the back seat of the faithful Chevy Nova and get to read it! You don't have to wait, baby! Lucky you!

Yep, John Buscema drew Doc and his Amazing 5 in the inset.























































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