Lady Luck #87

Feb 1950 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD

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“Surrealist Exhibit”

In "Surrealist Exhibit," Lady Luck #87 (1950), the art world's latest scandal hits close to home when paintings at a high-profile gallery are vandalized—just as tensions flare between rival artists who despise one another. With the Count and Brenda diving into the surreal underworld of cubism and Dadaism, they uncover a tangled plot involving a rogue critic and a hidden scheme to steal the prize money. Klaus Nordling writes and draws this stylish mystery, while Gill Fox's striking cover captures the chaos of the gallery's unveiling.

writer, artist, inker Klaus Nordling · cover Gill Fox

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writer, artist, inker Klaus Nordling

cover pencils, inks Gill Fox

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Somebody's defacing paintings at the art gallery, and since all the artists hate each other, they're all suspects. Brenda and the Count meet cubist and Dada artists, and uncover a conspiracy between one of the artists and a critic to split the prize money.

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