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Charles Nicholas

writer, artist

Unusual Tales #2

Ramakos II Doubled

by Joe Gill [?] and Charles Nicholas [?]
After actor John Montaro immerses himself in the role of Ramakos II, he receives a visit from the original Ramakos II, who takes Montaro back to ancient Egypt.
— Michael Main
Won’t things become rather confused if people see and hear there are two of us?
“Ramakos II Doubled” by Joe Gill [?] and Charles Nicholas [?], Unusual Tales #2 (Charlton Comics, January 1956).

Unusual Tales #3

Why?

by Joe Gill [?] and Charles Nicholas
The Bailys are the perfect family with the perfect baby, until one day young Billy wails all night long.
— Michael Main
He cried all night—he didn’t stop till just now! He can’t be just teething! I’m taking the day off . . . We’re going to the doctor to find out why!
“Why?” by Joe Gill [?] and Charles Nicholas, Unusual Tales #3 (Charlton Comics, April 1956).

Unusual Tales #6

Caveman

by Joe Gill [?] and Charles Nicholas
Herman Pringle despairs of ever having the respect of his wife Clara, so much so that he daydreams of living the life of of a caveman where every man’s wife was his servant.
— Michael Main
But she’d never push me around if we lived back in the time of the cavemen! No, siree! I’d be boss.
“Caveman” by Joe Gill [?] and Charles Nicholas, Unusual Tales #6 (Charlton Comics, February 1957).

Unusual Tales #20

The Forbidden Camera

by Joe Gill [?], Charles Nicholas, and Vince Alascia
Archeologist Wayne Banford ignores the sanskrit warning to leave the camera where he found it in a cave with an idol.
— Michael Main
He who would claim this camera as his own will have a life of woe heed this warning.
“The Forbidden Camera” by Joe Gill [?], Charles Nicholas, and Vince Alascia, Unusual Tales #21 (Charlton Comics, March 1960).

Unusual Tales #33

Death of a Hot Rod

by Joe Gill [?], Charles Nicholas, and Rocco “Rocke” Mastroserio
After high school, young Joe Bragan is offered a job driving his hot rod around the deserts of Libya.
— Michael Main
He looks for real! So does the chariot!
“Death of a Hot Rod” by Joe Gill [?], Charles Nicholas, and Rocco “Rocke” Mastroserio, Unusual Tales #33 (Charlton Comics, mAY 1962).
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