AL McWILLIAMS -DATELINE: DANGER DAILY ORIG ART 12-30-68

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AL McWILLIAMS (1916 - 1993) worked in pulps before becoming an early mainstay of the Golden Age. In 1952 McWilliams began working on the science-fiction daily Twin Earths, which was written by Oskar Lebeck. He also drew Davy Jones, Dateline: Danger!, the Star Trek and Buck Rogers newspapers strips, and he assisted John Prentice on Rip Kirby. McWilliams also did a lot of advertising work and continued working for comic books (Man from U.N.C.L.E. and I Spy). He died in March 1993.

This is the original art to a Dateline: Danger! comic strip daily dated 12-30-68. The art is in very good condition with part of the first panel being a photostat. The image area measures 18.5" x 5.75".