#Lee Elias

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Cover art by Lee Elias (1953)

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Black Cat Mystery #50 File Copy (Harvey, 1954)

Pre-Code cover drawn by Lee Elias... or was it Warren Kremer? CGC and The Grand Comics Database say Elias, while Overstreet credits Kremer.

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Witches Tales #19 - Harvey, June 1953.

Cover art by Lee Elias.

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Black Cat Comics by Lee Elias

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Chamber of Chills #25 (1954) Cover by Lee Elias

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Black Cat by Lee Elias (1948)

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Why is starman fighting men?

(Captain America #257)

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Lee Elias: Black Cat Comics #12 original art (1948)

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Tomb of Terror 5 (1953) Cover by Lee Elias

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(1959)

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Sergio Aragonés “T. C. Mars, Very Private Eye” Sojourn Magazine Portfolio (1979) Source

Stephen Bissette “Kingdom of the Maggot”

Lee Elias “Kronos”

Dick Giordano “The Smooth”

Joe Kubert “Tor”

John Severin “Eagle”

Doug Wildey “E. V. Race, Private Investigator”

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In the year 2023, a police officer lost his arm and had it replaced by a computerized cybernetic one. The limb was designed to seek out wickedness. The cop ended up being so corrupted in his search for vegence that the hand eventually ended up strangling him. ("The Long Arm of the Law", "Slave of Pharoh", "The Man Who Died Tomorrow", House of Mystery 286#, November 1980, DC Comic)

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Chamber of Chills #23 File Copy (Harvey, 1954)

Classic horror cover by Lee Elias

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Witches Tales #10 - Harvey, May 1952.

Cover art by Lee Elias.

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Lee Elias draws Black Cat Comics

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Chamber of Chills #23 (1954) Cover by Lee Elias