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| − | + | Successful violinist murdered by [[The Phantom Troubador]] in the "Troubador of Terror" story in ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/6856/ The Human Torch]'' comic book, Vol. 1, #31 (July, 1948). The Sub-Mariner is too late to prevent him from being murdered at Briggs' concert at a waterfront amphitheater. | |
He was the co-composer of the popular song "Death in Venice," along with [[Vladimir Borsch]] and [[Jim and Luella Clegget]]. | He was the co-composer of the popular song "Death in Venice," along with [[Vladimir Borsch]] and [[Jim and Luella Clegget]]. | ||
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[[Category:Marvel Comics|Briggs, Leo]] | [[Category:Marvel Comics|Briggs, Leo]] | ||
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[[Category:Fictional violinists|Briggs, Leo]] | [[Category:Fictional violinists|Briggs, Leo]] | ||
Revision as of 10:39, 8 November 2017
Successful violinist murdered by The Phantom Troubador in the "Troubador of Terror" story in The Human Torch comic book, Vol. 1, #31 (July, 1948). The Sub-Mariner is too late to prevent him from being murdered at Briggs' concert at a waterfront amphitheater.
He was the co-composer of the popular song "Death in Venice," along with Vladimir Borsch and Jim and Luella Clegget.
