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[[Image:Kavak_Omar_Spark_Man_Comics.png|right]]One of the world's greatest violinsts. He turns out to be the secret identity of superhero The Spark Man, from ''Spark Man Comics'' #1 1945, published by Frances M. McQueeny. Only one issue was ever made. The Spark Man's powers are electrical, not musical however.
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[[Image:Kavak_Omar_Spark_Man_Comics.png|right]]One of the world's greatest violinsts. He turns out to be the secret identity of superhero The Spark Man, from ''[http://comicbookplus.com/?cid=2758 Sparkler Comics]'' vol. 2, no. 1 (#1, Jul 1941). The Spark Man's powers are electrical, not musical however.
  
In the issue's "Case of the Gold Crow" story, Kavak is in the same orchestra as [[Alex Grant]], and visits the composer [[Merle Poole]].
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Later in 1945, there was a single issue of ''Spark Man Comics'' #1, published by Frances M. McQueeny. It was a compilation of previously published stories.  
  
Written by Fred Methot and drawn by Reg Greenwood.
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In the "Case of the Gold Crow" story, Kavak is in the same orchestra as [[Alex Grant]], and visits the composer [[Merle Poole]].
 
 
The Spark Man also appeared in ''[http://comicbookplus.com/?cid=2758 Sparkler Comics]''.
 
  
 
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*http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=29492
  
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Latest revision as of 13:05, 8 November 2018

Kavak Omar Spark Man Comics.png

One of the world's greatest violinsts. He turns out to be the secret identity of superhero The Spark Man, from Sparkler Comics vol. 2, no. 1 (#1, Jul 1941). The Spark Man's powers are electrical, not musical however.

Later in 1945, there was a single issue of Spark Man Comics #1, published by Frances M. McQueeny. It was a compilation of previously published stories.

In the "Case of the Gold Crow" story, Kavak is in the same orchestra as Alex Grant, and visits the composer Merle Poole.

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