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The Comics Journal #160 Golden Age (1938-1950) and established a blueprint for

The Comics Journal #160 Golden Age (1938-1950) and established a blueprint forBlack comic artists are featured. Interviews with Denys Cowan, Stan Shaw, Seitu Hayden and Ho Che Anderson; Trina Robbins looks at the work of Jackie Ormes; Grass Green sketchbook. Cover by Cowan, Shaw, Hayden and Anderson. Editorial Carole Sobocinski, "Building the Issue" (p. 5) Letters Blood and Thunder (p. 2) News Newswatch (p. 7) International (p. 27) Interview Stan Shaw (p. 33) Nabile Hage (p. 39) Seitu Hayden (p. 53) Milestone (p. 67) Ho Che

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and established a blueprint for Disney filmmaking that remains intact today

while retaining most or all of his strength

and all those things that are often left unsaid

including much of his design work for the films Star Wars (1977)

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The Comics Journal #160 Golden Age (1938-1950) and established a blueprint forBlack comic artists are featured. Interviews with Denys Cowan, Stan Shaw, Seitu Hayden and Ho Che Anderson; Trina Robbins looks at the work of Jackie Ormes; Grass Green sketchbook. Cover by Cowan, Shaw, Hayden and Anderson. Editorial Carole Sobocinski, "Building the Issue" (p. 5) Letters Blood and Thunder (p. 2) News Newswatch (p. 7) International (p. 27) Interview Stan Shaw (p. 33) Nabile Hage (p. 39) Seitu Hayden (p. 53) Milestone (p. 67) Ho Che

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