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Juke Box Comics #6
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"Kay Starr" in Juke Box Comics #6 (1949) follows the Arnaz family's journey after being exiled from Cuba during a revolution, as young Desi finds his voice through music and dance. With art by Chu F. Hing and a cover by Ed Moore, this early story captures the spirit of a young performer carving his path through turbulent times.
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artist, inker Chu F. Hing · cover Ed Moore
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artist, inker Chu F. Hing
cover pencils, inks Ed Moore
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The Arnaz family is exiled from Cuba during a revolution. Desi becomes a dancer, singer and conga player and organizes entertainment for the troops during World War II.
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