The Four Faces Of Eve from Misty (1978). Brian Delaney & Malcolm Shaw - Compiled by A. Wallace

 The Four Faces Of Eve     

 Written by  Malcolm Shaw,     Drawn by  Brian Delaney

Misty  No. 20 (June 17th, 1978)   /  Misty  31 (September 2nd, 1978)   

Episodes: 12

[No Narration] Eve wakes up from dream of a plane crash, which she has been having in hospital since house fire accident. Nobody is allowed to see her, though girl from nearby circus drops in and is removed, and parents will tell her nothing of previous life, and are not affectionate, take her out of hospital in middle of night to their new house. ‘Then there is something terrible in my past… Was I responsible for that girl’s death – the girl in my dream?’

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Translations/Reprints:  Best Of Misty #02 (March 1st, 1986)

 Material from Misty

Compiled by A. Wallace 

Tarzan. The Complete Sunday Pages Series (1979-1981) Archie Goodwin / Gil Kane - Compiled by Voltaire57

 Gil Kane is more celebrated here. It must be said that he was also a great.

We saw him on Superman, Spiderman, Green Lantern, T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, etc...

In short, a whole section of the history of comics is linked to the on

e who was born, we know it less, in Latvia.

We find him here in the complete Sunday Pages that he made for Tarzan.

It was after the death of Russ Manning, one of the best, if not the best designer

of the ape-man even though the competition with Hogarth and Foster was fierce

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