Bill Alexander Ander
2 albums/23 artworks – Bill Alexander’s career began in the 40s supplying cartoon art to the independent record label Miltone. Following that he teamed with his friend Gene Bilbrew to create what was arguably the first black superhero strip The Bronze Bomber for the weekly African American newspaper the Los Angeles Sentinel. Alexander’s main claim to this fame comes from the covers he did for a group of titles known as Eerie Publications. These were put out by the aforementioned Myron Fass, a former horror comic artist who became the king of pulp-exploitation quickies and fly-by-night publications. I also read somewhere that he used the pseudonym Allesandro. Whatever the case Alexander never drew another regular superhero strip after the Bronze Bomber. Instead he…
