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| − | The artist in question took over from [[Ernie Colón]] and [[Alfredo Alcala]] on "[[Goodbye to Spock]]", the 17th arc in the [[Star Trek Comic Strip (US)|US ''Star Trek'' comic strip]]. |
+ | The artist in question took over from [[Ernie Colón]] and [[Alfredo Alcala]] on "[[Goodbye to Spock]]", the 17th arc in the [[Star Trek Comic Strip (US)|US ''Star Trek'' comic strip]]. The artwork provided was much cruder than either Alcala or Colón's, and resulted in a gradually deteriorating appearance of this arc over time. |
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Latest revision as of 10:39, 8 September 2020
Real world article
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(written from a Production point of view)
Serc Soc was a pseudonym for an unknown comic book artist.
The artist in question took over from Ernie Colón and Alfredo Alcala on "Goodbye to Spock", the 17th arc in the US Star Trek comic strip. The artwork provided was much cruder than either Alcala or Colón's, and resulted in a gradually deteriorating appearance of this arc over time.