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Not every
comic-book is a super-hero comic, and not every hero is a guy
in tights who beats up on villains.� This entry takes the
core concepts of the hero and boils 'em down to something
that's more everyday and recognizable to the average
person.� Casey obviously had her audience in mind when
creating this comic cover! The
logo suits the cover � subdued, pastel, and deliberately
fine.� It's a youthful logo, even the trim on the edges,
which parallels the wood pattern on the Teenage Hero's bureau. The
overall cover incorporates three different types of images �
a central figure done in pencil-and-ink, a photo pasted into
the background, and a shiny piece of tinfoil for the
mirror.� Unusual and eye-catching covers always help sell
a comic book. On
a completely unrelated note, Casey Brayboy's name reminded us
of Golden Age great Mac Raboy, who had a spectacular run on
MASTER COMICS in the 1940s! Back
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