HILLENBRAND Joseph B.
Born 1910 in Hoboken New Jersey, U.S.A. One of the principals of Educational Projects Inc.
Died 1966.
WORK:
CARTOONIST:
PERIODICAL GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:
Content:
Announcement [Canadian Heroes]:
5-1, February 1945: “Boy Scout Week”: 33.
Award honour [Canadian Heroes]:
5-1, February 1945: “Cornwall Badge Winner (The Victoria Cross of Scouting): Ralph Moses”: 20.
5-1, February 1945: “Cornwall Badge Winner (The Victoria Cross of Scouting): Robert Oke”: 57.
Biography [Canadian Heroes]:
5-4, July 1945: “Stanley: 44th Governor-General of Canada 1888-1893”: 34-37.
Information [Canadian Heroes]:
3-1, Nov./Dec. 1943: “Canadian Facts and Oddities”: 64.
4-2, July 1944: “Canadian Youth Hostels”: 1-4.
Journalism [Canadian Heroes]:
3-5, April 1944.: “Canada At Work: Power for Aluminum: The Story of Shipshaw No. 2”: 1-8.
Journalism [Canadian Heroes]:
1-1, Oct. 1942: “Everyday Heroes.” (Boy Scouts): 47-48.
3-1, Nov./Dec. 1943: “Heroes All.” R.L. Hennessy.” Car., Jos (Hillenbrand?): 49.
| “World of Tomorrow.” Canadian Heroes…. Educational Projects Inc. Black & white. | |
| 3-3, Feb., 1944: “… Transportation”: 30-34.
3-4, March 1944: “. . . Education”: 34-36. 3-5, April 1944: “. . . Entertainment”: 43-46. 3-6, May 1944: “. . . Food-Clothing”: 60-63. 4-1, June 1944: “. . . Home – Life Pt. 1”: 40-43. 4-2, July 1944: “. . . Home – Life Pt. 2”: 38-40. |
4-6, Jan. 1945: “. . . Power”: 21-23.
5-3, June 1945: “. . . Dream Dept”: 42-44. 5-4, July 1945: “. . .”: 19-22. 5-5, Sept. 1945: “Dream Dept Special”: 22-25. |
ILLUSTRATOR:
PERIODICAL GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:
Content:
Biography [Canadian Heroes]:
1-1, Oct. 1942: “Robert Shankland, V.C. D.C.M.” Writ., G. Edelstein: 18-20.
1-2, Nov. 1942: “Alexander Mackenzie, The Stone Mason Who Became a Great Liberal Prime Minister.” Writ., G.E.: 27-31.
1-6, Apr.1943: “Lieut. Jean Brillant V.C., M.C.” Writ., Shatan: 5-8..
2-3, July 1943: “Lt. Col. Raymond Collishaw.” Writ., Winters: 10-16.
2-3, July 1943: “No. 1 Railroader: Sir Henry Thornton.” Writ., D.M.H.: 22-24.
2-6, Oct. 1943: “49th Governor-General of Canada: Duke Of Devonshire.” Writ., unidentified. 5-7.
3-1, Nov./Dec. 1943: “ Captain Sigtryggur Jonasson.” Writ., Tassy: 12-15.
3-3, Feb., 1944: “John Travers Cornwall V.C.” Writ., F.K.: 12-17.
3-4, March 1944: “Maisonneuve.” Writ., SONAP.: 22-26.
3-5, April 1944: “Mother To Thousands: Lillian Freiman O.B.E.” Co- writ., R.H. [Rose Halperin?] & J.H. Joseph Hillenbrand?]: 9-14.
3-6, May 1944: “Madelene De Verchères: Canada’s First Girl Scout.” Writ., Michael. Illus., unidentified probably Hillenbrand: 44-48.
4-1, June 1944: “Pilot Officer Robert Burns Charters D.F.M.” Writ., H.J.H. (Harry J. Halperin): 12-14.
4-1, June 1944: “Colonel Elizabeth Lawrie Smellie C.B.E., R.R.C. L.L.D.: A Tribute To A Canadian Nurse.” Writ., F.K.: 15-20.
4-6, January 1945: “Winston Churchill.” Writ., M.G.: 14-19.
5-3, June 1945: “Edward Johnston: Metropolitan Opera Assistant.” Writ., Rose Halperin: 17-21.
History [Canadian Heroes]:
1-1, Oct. 1942: “The Story of the Northwest Mounted Police.” Writ., R.S.: 12-17.
1-6, Apr.1943: “The Story of Tank Production.” Writ., Leison: 21-25.
Journalism [Canadian Heroes]::
5-1, February 1945: “Boy Scouts Of Canada.” Writ., unidentified: 2-11.
Serial history:
| “The History of Canada.” Writer, unidentified. Canadian Heroes. Black & white. |
| 2-6, Oct. 1943: “Part 9”: 48-57.
Nov./Dec. 1943: “Part 10”: 3-1, 45-48. 3-4, March 1944: “Part. 13”: 42-45. 3-5, April 1944: Part. 14: 20-23. 3-6, May 1944: Part. 15: 23-26. 4-1, June 1944: Part 16: 1837 Rebellion”: 58-59. 4-2, July 1944: Part 17: 1837 Rebellion”: 55-58. 4-6, January 1945: “Part 21”: 34-37 5-1: February 1945. No episode. 5-3, June 1945: “Canada & the U.S Civil War”. 50-53. 5-4 July 1945: “Canada & the U.S Civil War”: 52-55. 5-5 Sept. 1945: “Quebec Conference”: 1864. 49-51. |
Information text:
| “A Vegetable Garden.” Writ., Heather Tinkoff. Canadian Heroes, | ||
| 5-3, June 1945: 48-49. | 5-4, July 1945: 32-33. | 5-5, Sept. 1945: 35-36. |
Information [Canadian Heroes]:
3-3, Feb., 1944: “The Cornwall Scout Badge.” Writ., F.K.: 18.
5-1, February 1945: “Fire Effects and Prevention”: Writ., Morton: 34-37.
Novella text
| “The Secret Of The Dungeon.” Writ., Charles Clay. Canadian Heroes, | |
| “Ch. 1-2.” 5-3, June 1945: 9-11.
“Ch. 3-4.” 5-4, July 1945: 15-17. |
“Ch. 5-6.” 5-5, Sept.: 45-47. |
CO-WRITER:
PERIODICAL GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:
Content:
Biography [Canadian Heroes]::
3-5, April 1944: “Mother To Thousands: Lillian Freiman O.B.E.” Co- writ., R.H. [Rose Halperin?] &
J.H. {Joseph Hillenbrand?] Illus., J. Hillenbrand:9-14.
GALLERY:
Canadian Heroes, 2-3, July 1943: 10.
An example of Hillenbrand using graphics to inject interest in a rather prosaic story.
“Canada At Work: Power for Aluminum: The Story Of Shipshaw #2.” Canadian Heroes, 3-5, April 1944: 3.
Canadian Heroes, 5-3, June 1945: 17.