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The Hawk / 1952 / p.12 Jerry Iger’s Phoenix Features Syndicate

Artists: R. H. Webb (Penciller) , R. H. Webb (Inker) , Ruth Roche (Writer)

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The Hawk / 1952 / p.12 Jerry Iger’s Phoenix Features Syndicate Comic Art

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Title:	The Hawk / 1952 / p.12 Jerry Iger’s Phoenix Features Syndicate
Artist:	R. H. Webb (Penciller)
Artist:	R. H. Webb (Inker)
Artist:	Ruth Roche (Writer)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Comic Strip
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	344
Likes on CAF:	1 2
Comments:	4
Added to Site:	10/5/2022
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Purchased from Mike Columbo-2012
R. H. Webb, Artist. Rod Maxwell, Writer (a pen name for Ruth Roche)

At least nine weeks’ of releases (54 strips) for the daily newspaper strip “The Hawk”, were probably produced around 1952 for Jerry Iger’s Phoenix Features.

Ruth Roche also created and wrote the female-led adventure newspaper strip ”Flamingo“, drawn by Matt Baker and syndicated in the New York World-Telegram by Iger’s Phoenix Features Syndicate. She soon became Iger’s associate editor, and after Will Eisner left the partnership, the studio reorganized as Roche & Iger, with Roche as partner, Business Manager, and Executive Editor.

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Will K
Member Since 2006

Posted on 10/5/2022

Nicely detailed strip. I guess it helps that they were printed much bigger back in those days. Thanks for the additional info about Ruth Roche. I only knew her name from the credits on Flamingo strips.

Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

Posted on 10/6/2022

Cool having two females in the adventure strip targeting a male and female audience. The heavy inks and shadows are exact and are just enough to suggest their girlish figures in the last panel.

Lee Harmon
Member Since 2020

Posted on 10/6/2022

The Hawk captured all the great elements of the Fiction House comic books. A fabulous strip here. I enjoy the dark sinister shadows within these panels.

Great addition and thanks so much for sharing it here on CAF!

kelly b
Member Since 2004

Posted on 10/6/2022

gorgeous.

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