As I was skimming the Fifties Charlton titles for Carl Memling stories, I had Dick Wood's handful jump out at me, since his interjections are so distinctive. Another writer not known to have worked there, whose distinction lies in his captions, got my attention with another four stories. Jack Oleck poses rhetorical questions and otherwise dwells on the characters' bad choices with specific phrases I'll go into in later posts on his work elsewhere.
I was concentrating on the crime and horror/mystery titles, so Oleck may have a few war or romance scripts at Charlton too. All four stories here are drawn by Steve Ditko.
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Jack Oleck scripts in Out of This World
in Strange Suspense Stories
I was concentrating on the crime and horror/mystery titles, so Oleck may have a few war or romance scripts at Charlton too. All four stories here are drawn by Steve Ditko.
Jack Oleck scripts in Out of This World
| Mar/57 | 3 | The Supermen |
| Jun/ | 4 | Flying Dutchman |
in Strange Suspense Stories
| May/57 | 32 | A World of His Own |
| The Last Laugh |