Mario

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

3 albums/82 artworks – Mario was a fetish artist who worked for a short period of time for Irving Klaw’s Movie Star News company. He drew two complete serials for Klaw and one unfinished, all are featured in the gallery below. Captives of the Scientists (1954) Rubber Queen’s Captives (1954) Prisoners of the Inquisition (1955) “Rubber Queen’s Captives” (1954) was an unfinished comic. Unlike his contemporaries Eric Stanton and Gene Bilbrew, almost no biographical information is known about Mario. Mario ←

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