Star Spangled Comics #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Art for Scrapper's Sake," a down-on-his-luck artist teams up with a slick art dealer to trick Scrapper into believing he's a visionary surrealist, all in pursuit of a quick profit from gullible collectors. Written by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, with art by Kirby and inks by Arturo Cazeneuve, this 1943 tale blends wartime satire with a clever twist on fame and deception, all capped by a striking cover by Kirby and Cazeneuve.
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A washed up artist and a shrewd art dealer combine their evil talents, convincing Scrapper that is the greatest surrealist painter of all time, hoping to make a fortune off of him with rich art clients who are conned into buying Scrapper's works.
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