'Gunsmoke Western' #44 (January 1958).
Marvin Stein studied at the Pratt Institute and worked as a comic book artist from the 1940s throughout the 1960s. He drew the feature 'Captain Valiant' (1944-1946) for Croyden and cartoon and funny animal art for Timely in the same period, while also inking National's 'Superboy'. In the 1940s, he also drew the syndicated 'Funnyman' (1948-1949) feature for Bell Syndicate.
'McGurk's Mog'. French-language version, 9 May 1966.
In the 1950s, Stein was present at Feature Comics with 'American Eagle', 'Black Magic', 'Justice Traps The Guilty' and 'Lazo Kid' and at Atlas with romance, mystery and western stories. Stein illustrated the syndicated 'McGurk's Mog' (1965-1968) with Bud Wexler for New York Newsday and additionally did art on Archie Comics and Western's 'The Twilight Zone'. In the 1970s and 1980s, he also worked as a storyboard artist in animation and illustrated schoolbooks for Barnell Loft.
'Journey Into Mystery' #23 (March 1955).
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