Atomic Comics #4 (1946)
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Below are each print size's approximate overall framed dimensions:
1: 11 5/16"H print = 17 x 20” overall
2: 22 5/8"H print = 25 x 31” overall
3: 27 1/8"H print = 28 x 35” overall
4: 33 7/8"H print = 33 x 42” overall
See the Frame Sizes section at the bottom of this page for a visual guide.
Frames
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- Granby - Ornate wood, antique-gilded finish. 1 ⅜” wide flat face
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About the Art
This striking issue of Atomic Comics captures the post-WWII fascination with atomic energy, blending it with pulp adventure. The cover, attributed to Matt Baker and possibly Jack Kamen, features Lucky Wings, the "Atomic Blondshell," caught in a dramatic moment as she evades a futuristic atomic energy projector. The dynamic composition, with its bold colors and sharp contrasts, reflects the era's burgeoning atomic age aesthetic.
Lucky Wings' role as a daring protagonist underscores the cultural shift towards empowered female characters in comics. Published by Green Publishing Co., this issue coincided with early atomic bomb tests, embedding it in historical significance.
Matt Baker
Comic Genres
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Frame Sizes
Below are each print size's approximate overall framed dimensions:
1: 11 5/16"H print = 17 x 20” overall
2: 22 5/8"H print = 25 x 31” overall
3: 27 1/8"H print = 28 x 35” overall
4: 33 7/8"H print = 33 x 42” overall
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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