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Our Gang No. 1 1942
The writer, comic book king, and the man who brought pleasure into so many lives for so many years through his 3000+ novels and comics.
Michigan State University Libraries
Special Collections Divisionhttps://comics.lib.msu.edu/rri/drri/du.htm#gaylord
Our Gang No. 1 1942
Gaylord DuBois’ background and the mystery of Albert Hartje:
Gaylord DuBois: Born on August 24, 1899, in Winthrop, Massachusetts, and passed away on October 20, 1993, in Orange County, Florida.
Albert Hartje: A pen name credited from Popular Comics #46 onwards, associated with “The Hurricane Kids.” The question of Albert Hartje’s identity revolves around
Evidence:
Mid-1930s: Editor Oskar Lebeck’s policy had artists providing scripts. Once Lebeck
DuBois’ Contribution: DuBois likely began writing “The Hurricane Kids” from
Albert Hartje Byline: First appeared in issue #46. It is concluded that DuBois
In essence, "Albert Hartje" was a pseudonym created by DuBois for its meaning and
word play.
From The Grand Comics Database™ (GCD) at Comics.org