("Runs" are a dwindling commodity) However, I was able to put together the Fox runs. From there it triggered my interest in obtaining other Fox books, especially those by Lou Fine. My favorite cover is Mystery Men Comics #3. In 2017, legendary collector and historian Jon Berk told Bleeding Cool about his love of Fox Features comics like Mystery Men Comics #3 and others, as well as the difficulty in obtaining some of them: Mystery Men Comics #3 features one of the most sought after Lou Fine covers, and there's a copy of Mystery Men Comics #3 (Fox, 1939) CGC FR/GD 1.5 Off-white pages along with several other spectacular issues of Mystery Men Comics up for auction in this week's 2021 August 1-2 Sunday & Monday Comic Books Select Auction #122131 from Heritage Auctions. Comics featuring Fine's covers are highly sought after on that basis alone, and virtually all the comics he worked on have historical importance for many other reasons as well. I know that Jack was a fan of and greatly influenced by Fine's work". Fellow Golden Age legend Joe Simon called him his favorite artist, and noted, "He was also Jack Kirby's favorite artist. A creator who made his mark on characters ranging from Black Condor and the Ray to Uncle Sam and the Spirit, Fine was an artist that others of his generation admired. Lou Fine is one of the most important and influential artists of the Golden Age of comics.
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