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	Comic creator: Alan Kupperberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		ALan Kupperberg attended the High School of Art and Design in New York City, graduating in 1971.
		Kupperberg has also worked for Marvel Custom Comics, with clients such as Campbell's Soup, the U.S. Department of Energy, Sylvan Learning Center and The Dallas Times Herald.
		Kupperberg has done illustrations for Archie Comics, National Lampoon, Cracked Magazine, Spy and McClannahan Books.
	www.lambiek.net /kupperberg_a.htm (155 words)

	Retro Reviews (Introduction and Obnoxio the Clown #1)
		The character was created by Larry Hama, who also edited this series, but Alan Kupperberg is the cartoonist, assuming writing, pencil, ink, colour and lettering chores.
		Kupperberg relies much on the actual puns of Obnoxio and the behaviour and interaction of the characters as the attraction.
		Alan Kupperberg’s art uses the comic-book styles of the time, rather than a cartoonish style, but it does work in the end with Obnoxio’s ridiculous, if consistent caricature.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /soapbox/110258908569819.htm (1025 words)

	(ADD Review)
		Rob Vollmar recommended this issue to me, and although I have some minor quibbles with its message (Jack Kirby thought of himself as a guy doing a job, I believe, not as some sort of deity of comics), its sincerity and high quality are unquestionable.
		Alan Moore obviously loved Jack Kirby--and the artform, at least in the U.S., owes its very existence to the man born Jacob Kurtzburg.
		Yet, for all that you could say to criticize the output of both these comics mainstays, they were there, and they both have recently shared their memories in the pages of TwoMorrows issues.
	www.simpleweblog.com /comics/addreviews/opinion_kirby.php (1105 words)

	1981
		The fact that Hall, Kupperberg, and Weiss have (as yet) not signed DC contracts while Perez, Colan, and Infantino have would certainly not tend to discredit such a hypothesis.
		Issue #209, courtesy of J.M. DeMatteis and Alan Kupperberg, had a little more substance to it, spotlighting as it did the four soon-to-be ex-Avengers, Vision, Scarlet Witch, Wonder Man, and (especially) the Beast.
		I had hoped that "The Wrath of the Weathermen" in issue #210 would pit our heroes against hordes of irate meterologists out to get Thor (who was returning to active Avengering with this issue after sitting out the action since issue #202) for ruining so many of their forecasts.
	www.avengersassemble.us /1981.html (3922 words)

	Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection
		City in Darkness / by Jeff Grubb ; cover by Keith Parkinson and Jeff Butler ; pencils by Alan Kupperberg ; inking by Keith Williams.
		RoboCop, the future of law enforcement : the official Marvel adaptation of the blockbuster movie sensation / adapted by Bob Harras ; pencilled by Javier Saltares & Alan Kupperberg ; inked by Tony DeZuniga.
		Rocket's Red Glare / by Kate Novak ; cover by Jeff Butler ; pencils by Alan Kupperberg ; inking by Pat Redding.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/krri/kuper.htm (5225 words)

	Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection
		Alan Moore interview (15 p.) in David Anthony Kraft's Comics Interview no. 65.
		Alan Moore interview (10 p.) in David Anthony Kraft's Comics Interview no. 48.
		Alan Moore interview (36 p.) in David Anthony Kraft's Comics Interview no. 65.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/wrri/wat.htm (3448 words)

	The Comic Treadmill: Blue Devil 17, 30 & Annual 1 (1985-86) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Unlike Blue Beetle, writers Gary Cohn and Dan Mishkin, artist Alan Kupperberg and editor Alan Gold had a plan for what type of series this was going to be.
		Now maybe I'm remembering through a haze of nostalgia, but I had left comics for a while and when I came back, Blue Devil and Alan Moore's Swamp Thing were the books I glommed onto first.
		Still, after Paris Cullins left I really think it was the sub-par art of Alan Kupperberg that killed my favorite book.
	www.comictreadmill.com /CTMBlogarchives/2005/2005_Individual/2005_05/000782.php (1631 words)

	Tienda Dreamers: Resultado de tu busqueda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Ricardo Villamonte, Alan Kupperberg, Tom Sutton, Howard Chaykin, Mike Vosburg
		Alan Kupperberg, Tom Sutton, Gene Colan, Don Perlin
		Alan Kupperberg, Herb Trimpe, Bob Hall, Don Perlin, Mark Bright
	tienda.dreamers.com /buscar_autores.cgi?dibujo=Alan+Kupperberg (186 words)

	Talk About Comics :: View topic - The Sun Came Out... Today!
		I am familiar with Alan Kupperberg's art, and I think I can safely say that the art for the Monday to Saturday strips is not his.
		Since the Sunday strips are done ahead of time, they look like they could have been done by Alan.
		A bit of archive diving shows that from June 7 on, the dailies are tagged "Jay Maeder" rather than "Jay Maeder & Alan Kupperberg".
	www.talkaboutcomics.com /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=16856&start=0 (1022 words)

	PopImage Jan '00 - A new look.
		Letterers: Ben Oda, Paul Letterese, Alan Kupperberg, Annette Kawecki
		Taking place in a variety of exotic locales such as Nepal and East Africa, depicting a small group of men and a woman fighting against a super scientific conspiracy seeking world domination, this is an early example of a template that continues to define the X-Universe and WildStorm World.
		I have limited knowledge of the printing techniques used in the reprint, but it does seem like this problem could have been avoided.
	www.popimage.com /jan00/reviews/manhunter.html (1099 words)

	The Atlas Archives: Showcase: The Comic Reader # 119
		MAN-MONSTER # 1 will be drawn by Rich Buckler, Keith Pollard, Arvell Jones and Aubrey Bradford, and written by David Kraft and Jim Lawrence.
		Alan Kupperberg and Frank Giacoia did the last issue of THE COUGAR and will take over TARGITT.
		Frank Springer will take over the SON OF DRACULA strip in FRIGHT from Frank Thorne.
	www.atlasarchives.com /showcase/comicreader119.html (109 words)

	The Transformers Archive
		Pencils by: Frank Springer [#1-4], Alan Kupperberg [#5-6]
		The second part's similarly mixed, with a well-scripted Shockwave and a potentially superb fight scene countered by Kupperberg's wooden pencils, and the silly oil-rig sequence that introduces G. Blackrock [looking uncommonly like a porn star] and Josie Beller [who looks about the least like a porn star as the poor girl will get].
		The package: There's a nice, if slightly irrelevant, new cover from Andy [or is it Andrew now Transformers is a creditable nostalgia format?] Wildman, though it's rather bland, and not at all like his work on the title in the 1980s, or even much like his Dark Ages output.
	www.tfarchive.com /comics/trades/review.php?&tpb=beginnings (908 words)

	Artist Book Comic :: A Book Z
		DC's next big event is shaping up to be the March debuting one-shot "DC Countdown." CBR News sat down with writer Judd Winick to learn more about the book and what it means for the DCU.
		Rich checks in with news of Alan Moore's recent radio interview, Mike Carey's new supernatural thriller, Image battles, Straczynski's upcoming work load, "Lemony Snickets" coming to comics and much, much more.
		It is not affiliatedwith Alan Davis himself or with any comic company.
	www.abookz.com /artistbookcomic (3441 words)

	WONDERLAND • The Ultimate Wonder Woman Site
		Paul Kupperberg (Script), Jack Kirby (Pencils), Greg Theakston (Inks), Joe Orlando (Colors), David Cody Weiss (Letters).
		Paul Kupperberg (Script), Jack Kirby (Pencils), Greg Theakston (Inks), Joe Orlando (Colors), Albert De Guzman (Letters).
		Paul Kupperberg (Script), Jack Kirby (Pencils), Greg Theakston (Inks), Greg Theakston (Colors), Albert De Guzman (Letters).
	www.wonderland-site.com /html/comix/comics04-50.htm (597 words)

	SpiderFan.org - Comics : Spectacular Spider-Man Annual
		Rich Buckler, Ross Andru, Alan Kupperberg, Todd McFarlane
		Marie Severin, Alan Kupperberg, Ron Wilson, Fred Hembeck
		Marie Severin, Alan Kupperberg, Bud LaRosa, Fred Hembeck
	www.spiderfan.org /comics/title/spiderman_spectacular_annual.html (548 words)

	Howard the Duck
		Example of Howard the Duck dailies by Marv Wolfman and Alan Kupperberg, July 12 and 13, 1978.
		Copyright Marvel Comics Group, distributed by the Register and Tribune Syndicate, Inc.
		Unauthorized reproduction, use or publishing in part or in full is prohibited.
	www.comicstripfan.com /Newspaper/HowardtheDuck/HowardtheDuck.htm (50 words)

	BrianCook.US — My Comic Collection "O"
		16 - Alan Davis pencils, Mike Zeck pencils, Todd McFarlane pencils
		1 - Alan Davis pencils, Jim Lee pencils, Todd McFarlane pencils
		3 - John Byrne pencils, Alan Davis pencils, Jim Lee pencils, Todd McFarlane pencils
	www.briancook.us /comics/collection/o.html (937 words)

	The Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators
		Romita, Mark Gruenwald, Bob Layton, Alan Kupperberg, Bill Sienkiewicz, Danny Fingeroth, Jim Shooter, José R. Albelo, Michael Carlin, Mary Jo Duffy, Bob Budiansky, Fred Hembeck, Brent Anderson, Eliot R. Brown, Draw Pictures, Dan O'Neill - Terry Austin, Tom DeFalco, Ron Wilson, Frank Miller, Allen Milgrom, Rick Parker, John jr.
		Alan Kupperberg - Alan Kupperberg - Alan Kupperberg - Alan Kupperberg - Alan Kupperberg
		Alan Zelenetz - Marc Silvestri - Mel Candido - Rick Parker - Christie Scheele
	www.maelmill-insi.de /UHBMCC/WHATIF.HTM (2872 words)

	Marvel Two in One # 90 / Page 27 - Alan Kupperberg & Jim Mooney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Marvel Two in One # 90 / Page 27 - Alan Kupperberg & Jim Mooney
		As the numerous markings at the top of this page indicate, this story started out life as a "Marvel Team-Up" book, then went into the drawer as an "Inventory" book, and finally saw the light of day as "Marvel Two-in-One # 90" in August of 1982.
		Date: August 1982 Pencils: Alan Kupperberg Inks: Jim Mooney
	members.shaw.ca /mtio2/TIO90pg27.html (367 words)

	Marvel Two in One # 49 / Page 2 - Alan Kupperberg / Gene Day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Marvel Two in One # 49 / Page 2 - Alan Kupperberg / Gene Day
		Comment: This is another great example of Gene Day's inks bringing out the best in a Marvel Two-in-One penciller (in this case, the prolific Alan Kupperberg).
		For such an inconsequential page in the book, Gene really went to town with the clouds in panel one, the bubbles in panel four, and the house and leaves in panel five.
	members.shaw.ca /mtio/TIO49pg02.html (274 words)

	GCD Database Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		none (Script) Alan Kupperberg (Pencils) Terry Austin (Inks) none (Letters)
		Alan Kupperberg (Script), Alan Kupperberg (Pencils), Alan Kupperberg (Inks), Alan Kupperberg (Colors), Alan Kupperberg (Letters).
		If you believe any of this data to be incorrect, please send details to
	www.comics.org /details.lasso?id=34614 (68 words)

	National Lampoon Issue #48 - Stupid
		Charlie came up with the idea for this cover during a chat with kenny Kneitel (also of the Fluid Drive Studio) and another young man too modest to mention his hame here."
		News on the March, Uncredited [Henry Beard]; Illustration by Alan Rose and Fran Hollidge, Photographs uncredited
		Classical Comics: Plato's Republic, By Sean Kelly; Illustrated by Joe Orlando and Alan Kupperberg
	www.marksverylarge.com /issues/7403.html (295 words)

	Streetwise TPB Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		A similarly themed piece by Alan Kupperberg is equally terrific, and demonstrates a gift for humor cartooning I would not have suspected from Kupperberg's mainstream comics work.
		The Vinnie Colletta panel confirms every story I've ever heard about the personality of my all-time least favourite comics inker.
		How wonderful would it be to see a future volume with autobiographical pieces, say, by Alan Moore, Frank Miller, Bill Watterston or Dave Sim?
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/96515129279067.htm (884 words)

	UK Comics Message Board: Daredevils (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Night Raven (no story title given, but the next issue is "Snow Queen" part 2, so this must be part 1) by Alan Moore and Alan Davis
		Night Raven "The Snow Queen" part 2 by Moore and Davis.
		The Origin of the Crusader by Alan Davis (plot and art) and Paul Neary (words)
	members3.boardhost.com /Alterniverses/msg/2433.html (676 words)

	SpiderFan.org - Comics : Credits For "Alan Kupperberg" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		SpiderFan.org - Comics : Credits For "Alan Kupperberg"
		This page only lists credits on Spider-Man related issues, it should not be taken as a complete career credit listing.
		This material is used for the purposes of informed discussion, and is not intended to interfere with Marvel's right to use said material for their own commercial goals.
	www.spiderfan.org /comics/credits/alan_kupperberg.html (75 words)

	KwanChang.com
		Steve Ditko, Tony Harris, Dave Johnson, Alan Kupperberg, Ray Lago, Ron Lim, Ed McGuinness, Mike Mignola, Phil Noto, Kevin Nowlan, Whilce Portacio, Duncan Rouleau and Mike Wieringo.
		Pat Broderick, J. Scott Campbell, Frank Cho (piece was on time payments, but seller backout recently) Randy Green, Stuart Immonen, Ray Lago, Scott McDaniel, Phil Noto, Kevin Nowlan, Jason Pearson, Jim Silke, and Mike Wieringo.
		Kyle Baker, Norm Breyfogle, J. Scott Campbell, Jan Duursema, Ale Garza, Clayton Henry, Adam Hughes, Alan Kupperberg, Scott McDaniel, Mike Mignola, Bruce Timm, and Joe Staton.
	www.kwanchang.com /default.asp (472 words)

	GCD Database Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Prowler (Hobie Brown) and Abe Brown (of the Sons of the Tiger) are revealed to be brothers in this story
		Tony Isabella (Script), Ross Andru (pp 1-6), Alan Kupperberg (pp 7-12) (Pencils), Mike Esposito (Inks), Renee Witterstaetter (Colors), Rick Parker (Letters).
		Tony Isabella (Script), Alan Kupperberg (Pencils), Alan Kupperberg (Inks), Marie Javins (Colors), Rick Parker (Letters).
	www.comics.org /details.lasso?id=47352 (264 words)

	The Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators German Edition
		G.: Alan Kupperberg Z.: Alan Kupperberg T.: Chic Stone L.: Shelly Leferman C.: Alan Kupperberg
		G.: Alan Kupperberg Z.: Alan Kupperberg T.: Chic Stone
		G.: Don Glut Z.: Alan Kupperberg T.: Pablo Marcos L.: Joe Rosen C.: Glynis Wein
	www.marvelguide.de /DTMARVCOMSTAR_S.HTM (1142 words)

	Marvel Tales #236-240
		Also includes 4 page Spectacular Spider-Ham story: "When Comes Captain Zooniverse!"
		by Alan Kupperberg, Bob Sharen, Rick Parker, Salicrup and
		by Alan Kupperberg, Mike Rockwitz, Rick Parker, Salicrup and
	www.samruby.com /Reprints/MarvelTalesE/marveltales240.htm (97 words)

	BrianCook.US — My Comic Collection "I"
		1 - Mike Zeck cover, J.M. DeMatteis script, Alan Kupperberg pencils; 1st Oblivion
		Annual 13 - Bill Mantlo script, Alan Kupperberg pencils [1984]
		64 - Standoff p2; Mike Grell script, Alan Davis cover/pencils
	www.briancook.us /comics/collection/i.html (3867 words)

	The Conan Forums -> Solomon Kane Index
		writer: Roy Thomas artist: Alan Weiss inker: The Crusty Bunkers
		writer: Roy Thomas artist: Alan Weiss and Pablo Marcos
		writer: Don Glut Artist: Alan Kupperberg Inker: Sonny Trinidad
	www.conan.com /invboard/index.php?showtopic=905 (439 words)

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