Dixon

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

~ Date of birth unknown

There is almost no information known for this artist other than that he (or she) illustrated for Irving Klaw.
It is mentioned that this artist might have been of African descent. There is also a rumor that suggests the artist was in the illustration staff at comics published Fiction House, famous for Sheena, Queen of the Jungle series.

So far I found one completely publication, art is in very large format so please be patient when viewing the gallery.

Illustrated by this artist:

  • Perilous Assignment (1953)

1 album/56 artworks
Latest Update: April 22, 2024 -> Added new artist (56 artworks)

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