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Thirty-one years ago, I took over the writing chores of the syndicated World’s Greatest Superheroes Starring Superman newspaper strip syndicated by the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate from then writer Paul Levitz, who himself followed Martin Pasko. Beginning this weekend, I’ll post one week’s worth of the WGSH strip every … Superman Saturday (or Sunday)!… Read the rest
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Despite the cover story “The Strange Case of Dorian Wormwood” being credited to writer Robert Kupperberg, the lead story in Scooby Doo, Where Are You? #15 was written by me, Robert’s evil twin.
Look, I’ve only been writing for DC since 1975 and working on Scooby Doo since 2008 or so.… Read the rest
A fine time was had by all! Met friends old and new, talked some business, took some pictures:
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| Me and the cover to the first LIFE WITH ARCHIE collection at the Archie Comics Booth |
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| Power Girl and me |
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| Me and Supergirl |
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| Me and Plastic Man |
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| From left to right: letterer extraordinaire John Workman, DC writer/production whiz Bob Rozakis, me (kneeling), DC writer/editor Jack C. |
Waaay back in 1988 I wrote a miniseries for DC Comics starring the Joe Gill/Pat Boyette-created character, Peacemaker. Peacemaker was originally published by Charlton Comics in 1966 as part of editor Dick Giordano’s “Action Hero Line” and lasted only a couple of years.… Read the rest
Pal and “Eyes of the Beholders!” penciller Rick Stasi sent me this scan, pulled from eBay, of a page (page 7 to be precise) from our (probably) never-published story, the script for which can be found in the previous three postings.… Read the rest
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“The Eyes of the Beholders”-Part 2
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The following script was written, if memory serves me — and it seldom does — in the mid-1980s. DC Comics legendary editor Julie Schwartz was semi-retired from monthly comics, but still working on special projects, like DC’s science fiction graphic novel series, and, for a time, on fill-in issues of ongoing titles.… Read the rest
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