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Juke Box Comics #4
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"June Christy" in Juke Box Comics #4 (1948) is a musical snapshot of mid-century America, capturing the era’s hottest sounds through capsule reviews of performances by legends like Bing Crosby, Benny Goodman, and Peggy Lee. With a vibrant cover by Jerry Fasano and Phil Berube, this 10-cent gem offers a unique blend of music and comics, all typeset with a crisp, period-perfect lettering style.
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artist, inker Ed Moore · cover Jerry Fasano, Phil Berube
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The story of how Jimmy went from being a helper in his dad's barber shop to a top-rated piano player and entertainer.
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