Born on this blow their own horns day in 1920: comics artist (primarily for the M.L.J./Archie comics strains) Invoice Vigoda (Hangman Comics, Unlit Hood Comics, Declare Comics, Archie Comics, Archie’s Pal Jughead, Pep Comics, Wilbur Comics and many more)! He is the brother of actor Abe Vigoda, however Abe already received his birthday needs on February 24, so this one’s for you, Invoice!
And yes, Invoice if truth be told appears in the comics, on this fourth-wall bustin’ plod of Dusty, the Boy Who Would Not Super His Condo! Show that Invoice appears handiest silhouetted towards the startling background of Crisis on Countless Earths, with the visual anonymity that comics on the total reserve for the President or God. Furthermore, he appears to be crouching or in all likelihood stupefied of the stop of the panel.
from “[Bill Vigoda Unfair To Villains!]” in Unlit Hood Comics #10 (Archie/MLJ, Spring 1944), pencils and inks by Invoice Vigoda
Please contrivance now not spoiled the wood line of villains boycotting Invoice Vigoda!
What’s this? All of a surprising Invoice decides to apparte earlier than mortal human beings, and now not, as we predicted, a flaming bush? And rather a glowing, amiable feller he’s, too! Survey adolescence? that’s the energy of comics self-portrayal!
And let us never put out of your mind how Invoice Vigoda received his initiate within the comics commerce: smuggling his savory, palatable corn flakes.
from “The Flathead Gang” in Crime Ought to Pay the Penalty #5 (Ace, December 1948), pencils and inks by Rudy Palais
Archie 2015 re-inventer Label Waid salutes Invoice:
from Archie (2015 sequence) #7 (Archie, May perchance 2016), textual direct material by Label Waid
A if truth be told contented birthday to you, Invoice!