Harry Anderson United States

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Harry Victor Robert Jr Anderson

H. A. (pen name)

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Anderson was a prolific creator for many comic book companies from the 1930s until he retired from comics in 1954.

Syndication work known ghosting pencils and inks for Robin Hood and Company (Toronto Telegram, 1935 series) circa 1939.

Additional work outside of comic books includes work for pulp magazines and political brochures.

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	Famous Yank Police Comics (Ayers & James, 1951 series) #17 (December 1951) — Honolulu Homicide (T-Man Trask)		Comic: Comic story
	Love Illustrated (Barmor, 1952 series) #15 (March 1952) — The Man I Choose		Comic: Comic story
	Love Illustrated (Barmor, 1952 series) #16 (April 1952) — Wildcat		Comic: Comic story
	Teenage Love (Barmour, 1952? series) #8 (November 1952) — My Life of Shame		Comic: Comic story
	Crime-Busters (Transport, 1953? series) #7 (January 1953) — Switch on the Light		Comic: Comic story
	Crime-Busters (Transport, 1953? series) #8 (February 1953) — Blue Book Hennessey		Comic: Comic story
	Romance Library (Barmor, 1952 series) #24 (July 1953) — The Heirloom		Comic: Comic story
	Lorna, the Jungle Girl (Horwitz, 1954? series) #1 (1954) — Untitled (Lorna, the Jungle Girl)		Comic: Cover
	Two-Gun Kid (Transport, 1955 series) #1 (June 1955) — News for Arizona (Two-Gun Kid)		Comic: Cover
	Navy Combat (Horwitz, 1958 series) #9 (August 1959) — The Wolf and the Shark!		Comic: Comic story

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