Michael D. Hamersky just posted this interview with Allen Bellman. And unless you're a rare and historied individual, you're probably saying, "Who's Allen Bellman?" Bellman penciled and inked a number of Marvel (then Timely) comics back in the 1940s and '50s. That includes around three dozen issues of Captain America Comics, over two dozen Marvel Mystery Comics, a dozen or so Young Allies and an assortment of other titles like Blonde Phantom, The Human Torch, Sub-Mariner Comics, Venus, All-Winners Comics, Blackstone the Magician and Miss America Magazine. Bellman, who will turn 86 on Saturday, maintains a complete listing of his work on his own site.
Allen Bellman Interview
By Sean Kleefeld | Thursday, June 03, 2010
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Michael D. Hamersky just posted this interview with Allen Bellman. And unless you're a rare and historied individual, you're probably saying, "Who's Allen Bellman?" Bellman penciled and inked a number of Marvel (then Timely) comics back in the 1940s and '50s. That includes around three dozen issues of Captain America Comics, over two dozen Marvel Mystery Comics, a dozen or so Young Allies and an assortment of other titles like Blonde Phantom, The Human Torch, Sub-Mariner Comics, Venus, All-Winners Comics, Blackstone the Magician and Miss America Magazine. Bellman, who will turn 86 on Saturday, maintains a complete listing of his work on his own site.
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