Garbo SuperComics (Publisher) Spain (Country)
It seems that this first series was simply translating the Warren Reprints into Spanish.
Here's the actual Warren Cover, painted by Basil Gogos:
They Eventually reprinted all 16 Warren issues each featuring the same cover as the original.
But they didn't stop when Warren did! They began a new series now with covers by....well, who knows?
#22
We're going out of order here for a second to discuss inspiration .vs. paint over. Given the closeness to Eisner's style I originally assumed the covers were Eisner Panels painted over by one of Garbo's artists. I recognized this scene from "The Fortune" (5/11/47) and upon rereading it, discovered it was original art, the closest comparisons were these 2 panels:
A pretty great likeness of Eisner's work!
(Splashpage and/or Panels of which covers are comprised are posted below respective cover)
#11
Inspired by: "A Pot of Gold" (4/3/49)
For comparison:
#13
Inspired by: ?
#14
Inspired by: "Hobart" (4/22/51)
For comparison:
#17
Inspired by: "The Torch" (4/25/48)
For comparison:
#18
Inspired by: "The Lamp" (7/27/47)
Specifically this panel:
Special thanks to our friend Germund Von Wowern
for locating the source of this panel
#20
inspired by: ?
#21
Inspired by:"The Chapparell Lode"(11/14/48)
For comparison:
#24
Inspired by: "A Day at The Beach" (8/8/48)
For comparison:
#25
Inspired by: ?
#27
Inspired by: "The Job" (5/9/48)
For comparison:
#28
Inspired by: ?
And on top of that Garbo released hardcover collections as well:
