Hart Amos Australia
- Born
- 2 December 1916 in Australia
- Died
- 8 June 2000 in Australia
- Age
- 83 years
- Credited for
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art
writing
letters
colours
- Also known as
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Hartley Vincent Amos
Amos (pen name)
Biography
Hart Amos was born in Lindfield, NSW, Australia, in 1916. He studied drawing and painting at East Sydney Technical College between 1933 and 1937, after which he served in the army until 1945. After the war, he started working as a freelance comic artist for the K.G. Murray Publishing Company. He worked on the stories The Lost Patrol, Moon Mirror and Stark the Stoneage Man.
Hart Amos is most known for the numerous covers on KG Murray's DC reprints and the Australian series Devil Doone, which he worked on from 1946 to 1969, with writer R. Carson Gold. After leaving KG Murray, Amos worked on John Dixon's "Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors" from March 1970 until June 1977, when he retired.
Notes
Year of birth has also been reported as 1914.
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A Climax Comic (KG Murray, 1946 series) (1946) — The Lost Patrol |
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A Climax Comic (KG Murray, 1946 series) (1946) — Untitled |
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Comic: Cover |
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A Climax All Color Comic (KG Murray, 1947 series) (1947) — Queen of the Green Men |
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Comic: Cover |
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A Climax All Color Comic (KG Murray, 1947 series) (1947) — Queen of the Green Men |
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Comic: Comic story |
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Blue Star All Australian Comics (KG Murray, 1947) (1947) — Stark, Man of the Stone Age |
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Comic: Comic story |
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A Climax Comic (KG Murray, 1947?) #1 (1947) — "Kidnap Cavern" plus "Swords in Spain" |
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Comic: Cover |
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A Climax Comic (KG Murray, 1947?) #1 (1947) — Kidnap Cavern |
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Comic: Comic story |
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A Climax Comic (KG Murray, 1947?) #1 (1947) — Untitled (Wilf) |
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Comic: Comic story |
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Climax All Color Comics (KG Murray, 1947 series) #4 (1947) — Red Carr and the Jewel Thieves (Red Carr) |
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Comic: Cover |
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A Climax All Australian Comic (KG Murray, 1947?) (1947) — The Moon Mirror |
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Comic: Comic story |
