Dick Fletcher
Surgeon Stone, Jed Cooper, Dell Comics creator, NOT Rick Fletcher of Dick Tracy
- Born 1916-03-08 · Died 1992-05-21
Additional biographical information: Stripper's Guide "Ink-Slinger Profiles by Alex Jay: Dick Fletcher" by Alex Jay, Friday, May 28, 2021: http://strippersguide.blogspot.com/2021/03/ink-slinger-profiles-by-alex-jay-dick.html; Lambiek Comiclopedia "Dick Fletcher": https://www.lambiek.net/artists/f/fletcher_dick.htm. Syndication credits: Dan Dunn - Secret Operative 48 daily (Publishers Syndicate) 194X-XX-XX - 194X-XX-XX [Pencil and ink assistant during the early 1940s.]; Dan Dunn - Secret Operative 48 Sunday (Publishers Syndicate) 194X-XX-XX - 194X-XX-XX [Pencil and ink assistant during the early 1940s.]; Jed Cooper American Scout Sunday (Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate) 1949-11-13 - 1961-03-26 [Pencil and ink work.]; Surgeon Stone Sunday (Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate) 1946-XX-XX - 1951-XX-XX [Writer, pencil, and ink work.] Dick Fletcher did pencil and ink work in comic books for Dell in the early 1940s. He worked on the features Gang Busters from 1940 to 1941, Greg Gilday in the early 1940s, Jim Ellis in the early 1940s, and various war stories also in the early 1940s for Dell.
Comics
- Family Favourites — 23 issues
- Super Comics — 33 issues
- War Comics — 2 issues
- Popular Comics — 1 issue
- Four Color — 1 issue
- All Great Comics — 1 issue
- Murder Incorporated — 1 issue
- Marvel Mystery Comics — 1 issue
- Lana — 1 issue
- Wilbur Comics — 1 issue
- Super Duck Comics — 1 issue
- Rulah — 1 issue
- My Love Secret — 1 issue
- Dexter Comics — 1 issue
- Hollywood Confessions — 1 issue
- Men of Mystery Comics — 1 issue