Perhaps the first flash of Wallace Wood’s true greatness as a comic book artist, here’s Avon’s one-off 1951 title, The Mask of Dr. Fu Manchu featuring Sax Rohmer’s classic but now politically incorrect “Yellow Peril” personification.

http://goldenagecomicbookstories.blogspot.com/2010/04/wally-wood-1927-1981-mask-of-dr.html

The Horrors of it All shares with us a little-seen but intriguing 1960′s Dell version of Dracula with a completely different storyline and atmospheric art by an artist with whose work I was not previously familiar-Max Elkan.

http://thehorrorsofitall.blogspot.com/2010/04/dracula-vampires-curse-part-one.html

There’s really nothing special about comics artist Bob Brown but he’s always been a bit of a favorite of mine for some reason. Best known for his work on DC’s Challengers of the Unknown and Superboy (as well as a longish run on Marvel’s Daredevil), here he is on a Batman/Metal Men team-up from the seventies.

http://mailittoteamup.blogspot.com/2010/04/brave-and-bold-103-traitor-lurks-inside.html

Finally today, we started with Wally Wood and end up with one of his former assistants, Roger Brand, in yet another NSFW story showcased over at Easily Mused-The Floating Head.

http://johnglenntaylor.blogspot.com/2010/04/nsfw-week-roger-brands-floating-head.html