THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. in "The Fortune Cookie Affair" (1965)
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Who drew it? A few issues later, Mike Sekowski took over, and he nailed the likenesses of the three stars. Here, the guy can't draw Illya to save his life.
Drawn by George Tuska. Frank Giacoia is my best guess for inks with traces of Mike Esposito and maybe others. Who did Solo's face is beyond my powers of recognition.
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2 comments:
Who drew it? A few issues later, Mike Sekowski took over, and he nailed the likenesses of the three stars. Here, the guy can't draw Illya to save his life.
Drawn by George Tuska. Frank Giacoia is my best guess for inks with traces of Mike Esposito and maybe others. Who did Solo's face is beyond my powers of recognition.
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