Sunday James-free Cameron Matinee

We continue our weekend with Lou Cameron with - yes, you guess it - another trio of tales from the '50s.

When we kicked off this look at Lou, we saw how he handled the changing perspectives of The Man Who Couldn't Stop Growing. With The Man With The Magic Touch we get an inverted variation on the visual theme...

In The Frogmen Sleuths we get to see how Lou handles underwater environments...

To wrap up this set, Operation Comeback gives us a look at World War III -

We'll close out this look at Lou weekend this evening with another trio of tales.
But it certainly won't be our last look at Lou Cameron.

page art by Lou Cameron for House Of Secrets #12, Gang Busters #12, and World War III #1 (1952, 1958)

Saturday Night Lou

Our Lou-au continues with another trio of tales from the '50s - Jungle Boy Of Jupiter, The Menace Of Multifax, and Book Of The Grey Dragon. Relax and enjoy your Saturday eve (or whenever your side of the temporal dissonance finds you) with Lou Cameron -

Tomorrow morning we'll visit with another recent friend, and then we'll be back for a Cameron midday matinee.

art by Lou Cameron for Tales Of The Unexpected #24, House Of Secrets #13, and Dark Mysteries #2 (1958, 1951)

Lou-lapalooza? Cameron Con? '18

I don't know what we're calling it, but it's a Lou Cameron weekend around here. I'm looking at Lou, and thus - so are you.

But, enough poetry. Let's kick it off with a trio of tales from from the '50s. The authors of all three tales are unknown today. Lucky for us, Lou signed his work for posterity. First up She Stalks At Sundown -

From quite early in the run of House Of Secrets, we've got The Man Who Couldn't Stop Growing -

Finally, for this post, a bit of the fantastic in Realm Of Lost Faces -

Oh, yeah - definitely getting into Lou.
Next time, just when least expected.... Jungle Boy Of Jupiter!

art by Lou Cameron from Web Of Mystery #22, House Of Secrets #11, and Web Of Mystery #24 (1954, 1958)