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Yours is an excellent site! Brilliant stuff. Question please who is the artist please for Desert Duel. His drawing is beautiful! http://pocketwarcomics.blogspot.com/search/label/desert%20duel
ReplyDeleteI think the best place for information about artists can be found in the following book - The Fleetway Picture Library Index volume 1: The War Libraries. I've not read it - but I've only heard excellent things about it. Here is a link to the publishers website. http://www.bookpalacebooks.com/acatalog/The_War_Libraries_The_Fleetway_Picture_Library_Index_volume_1_Signed.html
ReplyDeleteAlso (and please) I would appreciate it if you could formally follow this blog.
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Jovan