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'''Gene Bilbrew''' (1923 - 1974) was a [[fetish artist]] notably employed at [[Irving Klaw]]'s [[Movie Star News]]/[[Movie Star News|Nutrix]] company. He also had many illustrations published in "[[Exotique (fetish magazine)|Exotique]]" magazine between 1956 and 1959. He drew under a range of pseudonyms, including ENEG, Van Rod and Bondy. | '''Gene Bilbrew''' (1923 - 1974) was a [[fetish artist]] notably employed at [[Irving Klaw]]'s [[Movie Star News]]/[[Movie Star News|Nutrix]] company. He also had many illustrations published in "[[Exotique (fetish magazine)|Exotique]]" magazine between 1956 and 1959. He drew under a range of pseudonyms, including ENEG, Van Rod and Bondy. | ||
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Gene Bilbrew began his career in the [[Los Angeles Sentinel]] with the series ''The Bronze Bomber'' - coauthored by [[Bill Alexander (artist)|Bill Alexander]]. He also wrote the series ''Hercules'' in ''Health Magazine''. He then became an assistant to the hugely influential [[comics artist]] [[Will Eisner]], on ''[[The Spirit]]''[http://www.wristrope.com/eneg_bio.htm]. | Gene Bilbrew began his career in the [[Los Angeles Sentinel]] with the series ''The Bronze Bomber'' - coauthored by [[Bill Alexander (artist)|Bill Alexander]]. He also wrote the series ''Hercules'' in ''Health Magazine''. He then became an assistant to the hugely influential [[comics artist]] [[Will Eisner]], on ''[[The Spirit]]''[http://www.wristrope.com/eneg_bio.htm]. | ||
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Gene Bilbrew (1923 - 1974) was a fetish artist notably employed at Irving Klaw's Movie Star News/Nutrix company. He also had many illustrations published in "Exotique" magazine between 1956 and 1959. He drew under a range of pseudonyms, including ENEG, Van Rod and Bondy.
RON PAUL 2012! RON PAUL 2012!
Gene Bilbrew began his career in the Los Angeles Sentinel with the series The Bronze Bomber - coauthored by Bill Alexander. He also wrote the series Hercules in Health Magazine. He then became an assistant to the hugely influential comics artist Will Eisner, on The Spirit[1].
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