Dick Wood
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| Richard Wood | |
| Biographical information | |
| Born: | n/a |
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| Died: | n/a |
| Nationality: |  American
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| Occupation: | Writer |
| Website: | N/A |
Richard "Dick" Wood (pen name Dick Hamilton) are an American scriptwriter for comic books.
Wood's most distinctive stylistic quirk lies in his interjections. Y-yipes and Thunderation, among other things, are interjections Wood uses elsewhere. Some singular expressions from the two stories in Mandrake the Magician #2 indicate Wood as the script-writer, as: Suffering Hannah and Great suffering Caesar. [1]
Wood might be the writer of both stories in Mandrake the Magician #3. As in succeeding stories, Lothar refers to himself as Lothar, not I, and his dialogue gets a bit dumber.
Mandrake the Magician by Dick Wood (1966-1967)
| Title |
|---|
| "Menace of the City Jungle" |
| "The Flying Phantom" |
| "Spectre from Space" |
| "The Phantom Casino" |
| "Midnight with Mandrake" |
References
[1] O'Hearn, Martin. "Who Created the Comic Books?", Monday, November 14, 2011.