Syd Shores pencils and inks attributed
Notes: I see this as a Shores/Colan collaboration. The figures are too bulky/massive to be so much Shores. Perhaps there is even some Buscema here, too. Shores always struck me as more lithe and slim in his figures, not so much like these at all. -JVJ Gene Colan pencils and inks attributed
Syd Shores pencils attributed (This is a real shop job, with the first three or four pages filled with heavy-set, Buscema-esque figures, which switch to Shores as soon as the TGK shows up in pages 4-7 seem more Shores than anybody else and then the Buscema (possibly Colan)-esque style returns for the last few pages. - JVJ)John Severin inks guess
Contributors:
Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.: Creator Credit
Doc V.: Creator Credit
Notes: With John Severin in some capacity - Doc V.
John Severin pencils unsigned John Severin inks guess (I'm pretty sure that this is what John's inks looked like. Some of the signs in the background "Kennedy's", "Jack's", "Powers" indicate Severin did the lettering, which hints that he probably inked it, too. There isn't anything here that is really UN-Severin-like for this era. - JVJ)
Contributors:
Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.: Creator Credit
Russ Heath pencils unsigned Russ Heath inks attributed (I'm all but positive that these are Russ's inks. Again, there are indications (the "RH" brand on pg.2 pnl.4) that show that Russ was involved at the ink stage, and I think he did the whole thing. - JVJ)
Contributors:
Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.: Creator Credit