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Gattuso's unique and a bit comical style, with gaping faces and running on long legs, is not to be mistaken.
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The artwork with many googly-eyed faces, straight upturned noses, and some protruding lower lips matches Asch's stories in Lawbreakers Suspen Stories, one signed. Also The Voice stories in Feature Comics have some of these googly eyes. Most probably his work, but as he is not confirmed, a question mark.
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Baseball rules trivia, illustrated.
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Yankee Boy next appears in DANGER #16 (IW/Super).
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Gattuso's unique and a bit comical style, with gaping faces and running on long legs, is not to be mistaken. He is credited on "The Echo" by Jerry Bails' Who's Who.
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Double-page centerspread.
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The original version of this strip had an advertisement at the bottom (1/4 page), but this version just has blank space. Also, in the second panel, a sign reading "Eat Baby Ruth" (an advertiser in Star Ranger Comics) has been re-lettered to read "Eat at Epp's" (referencing inker Otto Eppers, although the strip does not appear to have otherwise been re-drawn or re-touched).
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4 one-panel gag cartoons and one 3-panel cartoon. In one of the panels, a painting is signed "Beck."
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The artwork has much in common with the Black Buccaneer stories in Blaze Comics, which are credited as possible Kane/Starr work, but uncertain. Some even think Joey Cavallo for the art.
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