Mort Lawrence
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Morton "Mort" Lawrence is an American
United States
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 comic book
Comic book
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 artist
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 and penciller
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. He is best known for his work on Atlas Comics
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' Young Men series (1953–1954) which reintroduced Captain America
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 and Bucky
Bucky
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 as communist
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 hunting super-heroes.

Other Atlas titles he contributed to in that era include Battle, Uncanny Tales and Wanted Comics.

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