Klaus Nordling
(1915, Finland - 1986, USA)
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Klaus Nordling was a staff artist at the Eisner-Iger studios. Born in Finland, Nordling moved to America as a child. He started out at Eisner-Iger in 1939 with contributions to features like 'Spark Stevens' and 'Lt. Drake'. In 1940, he created 'The Thin Man' for Mystic Comics. He also drew 'The Spirit' in the Sunday Comic Book section.
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In 1942 he took over the art and the writing of 'Lady Luck' from Nick Cardy. Under Nordling, this series was on its peak. Nordling also did a lot of work on 'The Barker' in National Comics and its own title.
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When Eisner returned from the war, Nordling assisted him on pencils for 'The Spirit'. Nordling stayed with Eisner's American Visual Corporation after 'The Spirit' ended in 1952 until the 1970s.
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