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Comic Book Artist who started working with Will Eisner before joining DC Comics where he drew hundreds of War and Horror comics in the seventies. He worked freelance for many other publishers later in his career.
Legendary artist and creator responsible for the creation of Nightwing, Supergirl, Titano and a slew of other popular DC characters. Well known for his work on Superman, Action Comics, Superboy, Jimmy Olsen and the Legion of Super-Heroes.
Artist of various magazines
A writer, penciler, inker and letterer from the 1950s to the 1970s.
An artist for many of the early Marvel and DC Comics. He started out with penciling old horror comics for Marvel-predesasor Atlas Comics and DC Comics. In his later years he worked as an editor and a publisher at DC Comics/MAD.
Writer sometimes credited as John Osgood or Edgar Ray Meritt whose career spanned from the 40s to the 70s, establishing superheroes such as the Flash and Green Lantern for DC.
Writer. Wrote for Congo Bill.
Golden Age artist who began working for National Allied Publications, the precursor to DC, in the 1930s and went on to work on titles such as Batman, Adventure Comics, and Action Comics.
Writer, colorist, for EC comics in the 50s who went on to work on MAD as an editor.
Longtime DC editor.
Irving Novick started as a Golden Age artist at Archie Comics drawing superheros before spending the rest of his career at DC Comics where he drew interiors and covers for hundreds of comics all the way up til his retirement in the 1990's.
One of the biggest creators in Comic Book History! Legendary writer responsible for (Batgirl) Barbara Gordon, Spectre, Hawkman, Atom, Adam Strange, Hawkgirl, Zatanna, Justice League of America, Justice Society of America, Martha Wayne, Thomas Wayne, and the Flash.
Milton Snapinn was a Letterer for DC Comics.
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