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Superboy 149 page 16 by Plastino

Artist: Al Plastino (Penciller)

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Title:	Superboy 149 page 16 by Plastino
Artist:	Al Plastino (Penciller)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	303
Likes on CAF:	2 3
Comments:	4
Added to Site:	6/14/2022
Comic Art Archive:	Superboy Issue: 149 Page: 16 View

Description

Published 1968
Wanted: Dead or Alive Bonnie Lang and Clyde Kent!
Written by Frank Robbins
Clark Kent and Lana Lang are are kidnapped by Bonnie & Clyde and forced to help them commit robberies. Clark must find a way to save Lana without exposing his identity
Inker is not known. Apparently this was the story that Plastino was supposed to ink himself, but refused to continue to work for Murray Boltinoff. So other inkers were enlisted.
Possible inkers were George Tuska and Bill Draut.

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Ruben DaCollector
Member Since 2008

Posted on 6/14/2022

Might this be Bonnie & Clyde's first ever comic book appearance? Gotta say, that's a pretty cool pop culture appearance!

Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

2 - Posted on 6/14/2022

Bonnie was a waitress in Smallville cafe
Clyde Barrow Superboy page nineteen sixty eight
One year after Dunaway Beatty took a ride
Plastino artwork of Bonnie and Clyde

Then Frank Robbins wrote of the life that they led
Told of Lang and Kent playing for dead
Some say that Clark made the silver age
But the legend made DC ahead of the game

Dewey Cassell
Member Since 2004

Posted on 6/14/2022

I love Plastino's clean distinctive line and he always did a great job with Superboy. I think the inker is more likely Draut. In my opinion, I don't think it looks like Tuska, plus he was working for Marvel at that time. He didn't leave for DC until a year later.

Miki Annamanthadoo
Member Since 2003

1 - Posted on 6/14/2022

Dewey Cassell wrote:

I love Plastino's clean distinctive line and he always did a great job with Superboy. I think the inker is more likely Draut. In my opinion,�I don't think it looks like Tuska, plus he was working for Marvel at that time. He didn't leave for DC until�a year later.

I agree. I am not a great art spotter but I would have guessed it was not Tuska but I didn't want to contradict what others have said.

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