My first exposure to “comic book art” wasn’t in comics, but from the syndicated Space Angel cartoon series on TV.
Alex Toth (pronounced with “toe”) was the artist behind Space Angel. Toth hired Doug Wildey to help produce the series, and Wildey in turn hired Toth to help him with Hanna-Barbera’s Jonny Quest. After Quest, Toth designed H-B’s less ambitious animated series, Space Ghost.
I loved this stuff when I was a kid, and I still love it. Space Angel had a 6-page promotion in the children’s magazine Jack and Jill.
I borrowed those scans from a Facebook post by author Ken Quattro, who wrote Invisible Men, a history of Black comic book creators.
https://www.amazon.com/Invisible-Men-Artists-Golden-Comics/dp/1684055865
I remember watching those with you in the early Norwalk days. Totally unrelated question: I clearly remember a sci-fi kid show around the same time that featured creepy marionettes. The leader was a female who reminded me of a stalk of celery. Of course, watched that and an excellent stop action “Hansel and Gretel” in Mom and Dad’s room when I was very sick with a high fever. Hallucination? I tracked down H&G, at least.