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Love Confessions #39, 1954 - Matt Baker was among the best romance artists of the 1950s, mostly known for his work on St. John titles. His stories for other publications are fewer, less well known and vary widely in quality. In this case, his opening scene lacks the usual zest of larger romance panels. I do like how the idyllic couple in the background contrasts against the troubled relationship

Ghost Rider v1 #2, 1951 - The first of four Frank Frazetta covers for this western series integrates a horror theme. The Ghost Rider cuts off a demonic stagecoach with a skull-faced driver. Large fields of color flatten the picture plane, reducing the illusion of depth. The palette is more vibrant and colorful than scary, although red is used to good effect. The title character's horse has all