Well, Dobrotka also worked on the Seven Soldiers of Victory at DC, and Captain Triumph and Betty Bates at Quality (Sam Citron worked there too, but on different features and later, in a style recognizable from his credited stories later still at ACG). Here is art from the Betty Bates story in Hit 40 (May 1946) to compare with panels from DC's radio show tie-in title Mr. District Attorney—ones from "The Million-Dollar Racket," "Station K-I-L-L," and "The Case of the Fat Crook." A very different inking style almost suffocates the pencils on Mr. District Attorney; still, art-spotters have discerned Dobrotka's style underneath, but—sigh—misattributed it to Citron.
France Edward Herron's scripts are distinctive enough to jump out at me while I'm primarily looking for the artist.
Mr. District Attorney stories
pencilled by Ed Dobrotka
| Jan-Feb/48 | #1 | The Innocent Forger | |
| The Five Days That Shook a City | |||
| The Million-Dollar Racket | w: Ed Herron | ||
| The Spook Crooks | |||
| Mar-Apr/ | #2 | The Richest Man in Prison | w: Herron |
| The Case of the Crooked Models | |||
| The Case of the Blind Crook | w: Herron | ||
| Station K-I-L-L | |||
| May-June/ | #3 | The Honest Convicts | w: Herron |
| The Case of the Fat Crook | w: Herron | ||
| In This Corner—Death | w: Herron | ||
| July-Aug/ | #4 | The Merchant of Death | w: Herron |
| The False Code of Honor | w: Herron | ||
| Death Writes a Forgery | |||
| The Case of the Loan Shark | |||
| Sept-Oct/ | #5 | The Booby-Trap Killer | |
| The Gas-Man Sleuth | w: Herron | ||
| The Counterfeit Medicine Mob |
