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Cover: Carmine Infantino & Charles Cuidera

The Brave and the Bold #73

Aug 1967 · DC · 0.12 USD
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“Galg the Destroyer”

In "Galg the Destroyer," a 1967 tale from The Brave and the Bold #73, the spotlight turns to the legacies of history’s most notable short men—figures like Napoleon Bonaparte, Billy the Kid, John Horton Slaughter, and Tom Thumb—whose remarkable lives defy their stature. With bold visuals by Carmine Infantino and Charles Cuidera on the cover, this issue blends historical intrigue with the kind of imaginative storytelling that defined DC’s mid-century anthology style.

writer Bob Haney · artist Howard Purcell · inker Sal Trapani · letterer Milt Snapinn · cover Carmine Infantino, Charles Cuidera

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writer Bob Haney
letterer Milt Snapinn
cover pencils Carmine Infantino
cover inks Charles Cuidera

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Speaks of important short men through history such as Napoleon Bonaparte, Billy the Kid (born William H. Bonney or Henry McCarty), John Horton Slaughter and Tom Thumb (born Charles Sherwood Stratton).

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