well, Nordling penciled and inked a promotional comic book for Borden, Inc. He also was ghost artist on Guy Gilchrist's Register and Tribune Syndicate comic strip The Rock Channel. Nordling died at his home in Ridgefield, Connecticut, survived by his wife, Tel, as well as by a son and a daughter. Reprint collections Ace Comics Presents #3: The Golden Age of Klaus Nordling (2000) Includes "Bob and Swab" and "The Barker" stories, and January 21, 1982 Nordling letter to Jerry DeFuccio Lady Luck (Kitchen Sink Press, 1977–1978) Lady Luck (Ken Pierce, Inc. trade paperback, 1980) References External links Alter Ego vol. 3, #60 (July 2006): Golden Age panel discussion with Nordling, Otto Binder, and Larry Ivie Finnish emigrants to the United States (1809–1917) Golden Age comics creators 1986 deaths 1910 births