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Camera Comics No. 3. 1944.
From 1944 to 1946, the U.S. Camera Publishing Company produced a comic book
series titled Camera Comics to get youngsters interested in photography. Covers
featured pilots pointing huge cameras out of planes and Nazis getting whacked with
cameras. In addition to action packed World War II stories that involved characters,
such as Linda Lens, Kid Click, and Art Fenton, each issue included brief biographies of
famous photographers, how-to articles technical articles, and product ads. The disjointed
juxtaposition between the graphics and photographic history can be comical in itself.
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