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Davy Jones daily - 01/17/1964

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Location: Davy Jones dailies
Title: Davy Jones daily - 01/17/1964 *
Artist:  Alden McWilliams (All) ,  Al McWilliams (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Comic Strip
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 249
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 1
Added to Site: 5/22/2024

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Its been called the "Sweet Death", “Drunkness of the Depths”, "Raptures of the Deep", the "Martini Effect".....Nitrogen Narcosis, in simple words, is an alteration in the state of consciousness caused by breathing certain gases at depth and can be fatal. By acting on the central nervous system, it produces effects similar to those of alcohol intoxication or inhalation of nitrous oxide.

This pair of dailies by Alden McWilliams, although not chronological by date, the action is sequential, as Davy an crew are pursued by a team of Russian agents and frogmen. I have long had a fascination with deep diving and love McWilliams artistic approach to capturing the adventure of it all in this strip. His inking bears a strong resemblance to that of Alex Raymond. I am particularly intrigued by this story arc from January of 1964 featuring international intrigue and classified documents.

In this Davy Jones daily, Russian agents Natasha and Dimitri play a game of cat and mouse with the Americans, while the enemy divers pursue "decoy" tanks dropped by Davy and Marco to even greater depths.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 5/23/2024

McWilliams' strengths as a storyteller and inker on full blast!  The beauty in the middle and the dark murky depths in the last panel add a lot of appeal.