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[[Image:Nelson_Mark_All_Star_Comics.png|right]]Classical violinist and composer from the "Crimes Set to Music" multi-part story in DC comic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/3361/#40252 All-Star Comics]'' #19 (Winter 1943-44). Hero Starman helps him defeat goons who want his valuable Stradivarius violin. Nelson has an odd psychological quirk- he can only compose on that particular violin, so it's extra important to him. | [[Image:Nelson_Mark_All_Star_Comics.png|right]]Classical violinist and composer from the "Crimes Set to Music" multi-part story in DC comic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/3361/#40252 All-Star Comics]'' #19 (Winter 1943-44). Hero Starman helps him defeat goons who want his valuable Stradivarius violin. Nelson has an odd psychological quirk- he can only compose on that particular violin, so it's extra important to him. | ||
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| + | Nelson was targeted by [[Hector Bauer]], a former childhood friend who blamed his lack of success in music on Nelson and his other friends. | ||
In a flashback we see he got his Strad from his mentor, maestro [[Albert Palini]]. | In a flashback we see he got his Strad from his mentor, maestro [[Albert Palini]]. | ||
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*[[Hector Bauer]] | *[[Hector Bauer]] | ||
*[[Albert Palini]] | *[[Albert Palini]] | ||
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*[[Arturo Carasa]] | *[[Arturo Carasa]] | ||
*[[Theodore Korowski]] | *[[Theodore Korowski]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:09, 14 February 2019
Classical violinist and composer from the "Crimes Set to Music" multi-part story in DC comic book All-Star Comics #19 (Winter 1943-44). Hero Starman helps him defeat goons who want his valuable Stradivarius violin. Nelson has an odd psychological quirk- he can only compose on that particular violin, so it's extra important to him.
Nelson was targeted by Hector Bauer, a former childhood friend who blamed his lack of success in music on Nelson and his other friends.
In a flashback we see he got his Strad from his mentor, maestro Albert Palini.
See also
- Hector Bauer
- Albert Palini
- Charles Norris
- Arturo Carasa
- Theodore Korowski
- Loring Merkeroff
- Armand Baulaire
