(Jan. 1966) — and Blue Beetle — including Thomas' second pro story, "The Eye of Horus", in the fifth issue of that series, No. 54 (March 1966). Fraccio's last recorded Charlton work was two backup stories in Surf N' Wheels vol. 2, No. 5 (July 1979) — a more than two-decade run. Later life and career Fraccio was a resident of Mount Vernon, New York, at the time of his death. Critical analysis Historian Jim Amash wrote that Fraccio "was never a fan favorite, but his work sure ended up in a lot of comic book collections. He knew he was not a great artist.... He did the best he could for the money he was paid, in the time he had to get that work done. That's all the companies ever asked of him, and he wasn't the type to rock any boats." References External links Tony Williamson and Tony Williamsune at the Grand Comics Database Evanier, Mark. "Bill Fraccio, R.I.P.", "POV Online" (column), December 7, 2005. . 1920 births 2005 deaths American comics artists Golden Age comics creators Silver Age comics creators Charlton Comics