By the same token, Sekowsky drew some very bizarre art in those days, as is evident by the JLA stories that he did which often seemed to be wedging in characters into the panel. There was almost with no sense of grounded placement or sense to his designs. I remember reading his work as a kid and just wondering what the heck he was trying to convey, as characters seemed to swim around each other in a surreal way. A very strange artist, but one that did have his good points, as was evident in the WW period that you noted.