Hit Comics #26 (1943)

By Ruben Moreira
$142.95
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Overall Frame Sizes

Below are each frame size's approximate overall dimensions, with included 3" mat and frame:

  1. S - 17 x 20”
  2. M - 25 x 31”
  3. L - 28 x 35”
  4. XL - 33 x 42”

See the Frame Sizes section at the bottom of this page for a visual guide.
Frame Styles & Materials

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Choose from three styles:

  • Ashford - Aluminum, powder coated with a slim ⅜” wide flat face
  • Durham - Modern wood, poplar with stained finish. 1” wide x 1 ¼” deep
  • Granby - Ornate wood, antique-gilded finish. 1 ⅜” wide flat face

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Premium smooth matte-finish art paper

Matting
Acid-free ⅛” white conservation board

Protection
Clear acrylic, 1.5mm thick, protects your art from 66% of UV light. It offers the clarity of the finest picture frame glazing at half the weight of glass and many times the impact resistance
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About the Art

The February 1943 cover of Hit Comics #26, illustrated by Ruben Moreira, captures a dramatic confrontation between Kid Eternity and the sinister Dr. Pain. The composition is steeped in wartime pulp aesthetics, with bold colors and sharp contrasts emphasizing the tension of the scene.

Kid Eternity, a figure embodying moral justice and supernatural intervention, reflects the era's fascination with heroes who transcend human limitations during a time of global conflict. The green-cloaked antagonist and shadowy stone backdrop evoke Gothic horror influences, underscoring the comic's thematic interplay between science and mysticism in its storytelling.

Ruben Moreira

Ruben Moreira (1922-1984), a Puerto Rican artist, left an indelible mark on Golden Age comics. Trained at Cooper Union, Pratt Institute, and Grand Central School of Art, Moreira’s career spanned from Fiction House to DC Comics. He’s renowned for his work on “Tarzan” Sunday strips (1945-1947), co-creating “Roy Raymond,” and illustrating “Wonder Woman,” “House of Mystery,” and “Rip Hunter.” His innovative splash pages and storytelling across multiple genres showcased his versatile style.

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Frame Sizes

Below are each frame size's approximate overall dimensions, with included 3" mat and frame:

Overall Sizes:

  • S - 17 x 20”
  • M - 25 x 31”
  • L - 28 x 35”
  • XL - 33 x 42”

Frame Styles

A frame style for every interior, each in a variety of finishes:

  • Ashford -Aluminum, powder coated with a slim ⅜” wide flat face
  • Durham - Modern wood, poplar with stained finish. 1” wide x 1 ¼” deep
  • Granby - Ornate wood, antique-gilded finish. 1 ⅜” wide flat face

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