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Jon Small was an artist from the UK, who lived and worked in the USA from the mid 1930s to the mid 1950s. In Britain, he had already done art on 'Lone Ranger' comics during the early 1930s. After doing some magazine art, he worked for a number of US comic book publishers. He was the original artist of 'Bulletman', a character among the first wave of comic book superheroes. Published by Fawcett Publications and written by Bill Parker, the feature made its debut in the first issue of Nickel Comics of May 1940. Afterwards, it appeared in Master Comics and was eventually continued by Jack Binder and his team.

Small also worked on features like 'Bill Barnes, America's Air Ace' and 'Kidnapped' for Street & Smith Comics, 'Great Voodini' for Feature Comics, 'Green Hornet' for Hillman, 'Air Rover' for Spark Publications, stories for True Comics by Parent's Magazine Press. He did a lot of work for National/DC, including 'Star Spangled Kid', 'Superman', 'Crimson Avenger' and adventure titles. During the 1950s, he worked on Dell titles like 'The Chief', 'Tonto' and 'Young Hawk'.

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Birthplace: United Kingdom
Date of death: 1966

The Adventures of Alan Ladd (1949)
Cheyenne (1956)
The Chief (1951)
Custer's Last Fight (1950)
Doc Savage Comics (1940)
Four Color Comics (1942)
The Golden Age Review (1978)
Golden Lad (1945)
Leading Comics (1941)
The Lone Ranger (1948)
The Lone Ranger (1964)
Pirates Comics (1950)
Popular Comics (1936)
Real Fact Comics (1946)
Star Spangled Comics (1941)
Strange Worlds (1950)
taschenstrip (1963)

Cheyenne (1956)
The Chief (1951)
Custer's Last Fight (1950)
Doc Savage Comics (1940)
Four Color Comics (1942)
The Golden Age Review (1978)
Golden Lad (1945)
The Lone Ranger (1948)
The Lone Ranger (1964)
Popular Comics (1936)
Real Fact Comics (1946)
Star Spangled Comics (1941)

Seven Soldiers of Victory Archives (2005)