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This artist was not only a whiz with pencils, but he was also an innovative painter with his own style that fit perfectly with what we had written. The artist's name was Dan Brereton.
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Writer Howard Chaykin and painter Dan Brereton teamed up to deliver this three–issue Elseworlds miniseries set in 1961.
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This classy Dan Brereton project appeals to both JLA fans and aficionados of creature features.
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