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| − | [[Image:Baulaire_Armand_All_Star_Comics.png|right]] | + | [[Image:Baulaire_Armand_All_Star_Comics.png|right]]Carillon player from the "Crimes Set to Music" multi-part story in DC comic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/3361/#40252 All-Star Comics]'' #19 (Winter 1943-44). Hero Spectre saves him from goons pretending to be ghosts, trying to make him think some Chinese bells he bought are cursed. Spectre catches the goons and lets him know the curse is phony. |
Baulaire was targeted by [[Hector Bauer]], a former childhood friend who blamed his lack of success in music on Baulaire and his other friends. | Baulaire was targeted by [[Hector Bauer]], a former childhood friend who blamed his lack of success in music on Baulaire and his other friends. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:08, 14 February 2019
Carillon player from the "Crimes Set to Music" multi-part story in DC comic book All-Star Comics #19 (Winter 1943-44). Hero Spectre saves him from goons pretending to be ghosts, trying to make him think some Chinese bells he bought are cursed. Spectre catches the goons and lets him know the curse is phony.
Baulaire was targeted by Hector Bauer, a former childhood friend who blamed his lack of success in music on Baulaire and his other friends.
See also
- Mark Nelson
- Hector Bauer
- Albert Palini
- Charles Norris
- Arturo Carasa
- Theodore Korowski
- Loring Merkeroff
