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As I recall, it was Berni* Wrightson, a King Kull story, and when Berni, who used the absence of color to indicate silence (and explained this when he turned in the job), saw the printed comic with full color everywhere, he complained to editor Roy Thomas and was told, more-or-less, "This is color comics; we can't have pages in black-and-white, so we gave it to someone to color". That's why Berni never did another King Kull story.
*Back when he spelled it this way; now, of course, it's "Bernie".
Oh, hell -- it's #666!
Edited by Michael Andrew Gonoude on 03 March 2008 at 1:52pm
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