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	archie goodwin (comic book writer) - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		Archie Goodwin (September 9, 1937 - February 28, 1998) was an American comic book writer, editor, and artist.
		Goodwin wrote a comic book series and a daily comic strip based on the characters from the movies.
		Goodwin set up the Marvel Graphic Novel series, Epic Illustrated magazine and the Epic Comics imprint at Marvel that gave a number of artists and writers their first break as well as allowing established Marvel staff to work with material too difficult for the monthly titles.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/Archie-Goodwin-(comic-book-writer) (205 words)

	Archie Goodwin - Wookieepedia, the Star Wars Wiki - A Wikia wiki
		Archie Goodwin (September 9, 1937 – February 28, 1998) was a comic book writer and editor for nearly 40 years, and is probably the writer and comics personality most identified with Star Wars in comic book form.
		Goodwin begin in the comics industry in the early 1960s writing stories for Harvey Comics and Warren Publishing.
		Goodwin had a long stint on the Marvel Star Wars series, taking over from original writer, Roy Thomas, and wrote over 30 issues, spanning three years.
	starwars.wikia.com /wiki/Archie_Goodwin (736 words)

	Comic creator: Archie Goodwin
		Archie Goodwin was a successful American comic book writer.
		Archie Goodwin wrote for King Features Syndicate ('Secret Agent X-9' for Al Williamson and 'Captain Kate' for Hale and Jerry Skelly), Marvel ('Sub-Mariner', 'Fantastic Four', 'Iron Man', etc) and D.C. ('Batman').
		He was responsible for the comic adaptations of 'The Empire Strikes Back' and the daily 'Star Wars' strip, which he took over from Russ Manning.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/g/goodwin_archie.htm (197 words)

	Archie Goodwin Interview
		After the film adaptation ran in the book, Roy began a second adventure to keep the comic book going, and I think he found that he was not comfortable doing the material.
		Comic book artists, for whatever dark interest reasons, draw women with big breasts, just as they draw guys with big muscles.
		The (comic) books were always set after the movie and you might be doing something that might be contradicted by the next film.
	www.echostation.com /ecomp/good.htm (3194 words)

	Archie Goodwin Interview - Comic Book Artist #1 - TwoMorrows Publishing
		Archie: At the time, Jack Kirby's Fourth World material was coming out and in the packaging of them they reprinted a lot of Kirby's earlier stuff, and they reprinted some of the earlier Manhunter stories that he had done.
		Archie: Around that time in the mid-'70s, they formed this organization, the Academy of Comic Book Arts, and a lot of issues came up in meetings we'd have, and return of artwork became a very important issue.
		Archie: It didn't start out to be a finite storyline but I knew long enough in advance that I would be leaving so that Walt and I could plan to bring the series to an end.
	www.twomorrows.com /comicbookartist/articles/01goodwin.html (3795 words)

	Stripped Vol. 1 #50: The Top Archie in Comics
		The number of comic book creators whose work has produced a lasting, tangible legacy in this notoriously transitory field can be counted on one hand.
		Goodwin our jobs — if not for his early work on Vampirella, there is no doubt in my mind that Vampirella would never have lasted over a quarter century.
		Harris Comics is planning a tribute to Goodwin in an upcoming Vampirella issue, and Goodwin’s former publishers are discussing a joint project with the proceeds benefiting an Archie Goodwin scholarship fund.
	www.comicsutra.com /cs/stripped/strippedv1i50.htm (709 words)

	Neal Adams: Renaissance Man Part I
		I wanted to study comics and the school didn’t want to teach me comics, but there was me and a group of other people in my class who kind of insisted on learning about comics and comic books.
		Comic books and cartooning has a much broader sense, although one might not think so from the outset.
		What comic strips are now is what they used to call “a gag a day.” It’s a gag but it’s in three panels.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /features/111086279993605.htm (2528 words)

	Amazon.ca: Manhunter: Books: Archie Goodwin,Walter Simonson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Archie Goodwin had a nice reputation when he began this series of backup stories, but really, he didn't stand out.
		You may have heard it was a coup for Archie Goodwin and Walter Simonson.
		This is THE ONE that cemented the reputations of Archie and Walter.
	www.amazon.ca /Manhunter-Archie-Goodwin/dp/1563893746 (713 words)

	Peter J. Tomasi: Follow the Light
		The DC war comics and westerns were big favorites of mine growing up, so it feels like a natural fit, organic really, along with the fact that I didn't intend on using four lettered expletives anyway.
		Also, it made sense historically, being that comics were massive sellers at that time and a large part of the reading material sent overseas to the troops from stateside consisted of paperbacks and comics.
		Obviously I love superhero comics, but it'd be a shame if the market narrows their tastes to just those types of stories because the possibilities are endless.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /features/107751537050471.htm (2095 words)

	Sad News for the Comics World
		The comic book industry has lost one of its dearest members with the death of Archie Goodwin, who passed away on Sunday, Mar. 1 at the age of 60, following a long battle against cancer.
		Goodwin was born in Kansas City, Mo., in 1937 and grew up in Tulsa, Okla.
		He would divide his time between writing and editing comics for the rest of his life, excelling at both and continually raising the standards for the medium as a whole.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/6017 (417 words)

	Sad News for the Comics World
		As a writer, he worked on nearly every major super-hero character, including Batman, Wolverine, Spider-Man, and the Incredible Hulk, and also wrote for the syndicated newspaper comics strips Secret Agent X-9, Star Wars (with artist Al Williamson) and Tarzan (with artist Gil Kane).
		"Archie Goodwin was the consummate professional and as true a gentleman as anyone I've ever met," remembers DC's Executive Vice President & Publisher Paul Levitz.
		Goodwin is survived by his wife, Anne T. Murphy, and his two children, Jennifer and Seth.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/6017/2 (407 words)

	Al Williamson / Al Williamson & Archie Goodwin
		Many long-time comic book fans recognize Al Williamson as one of the industry's premiere illustrators.
		Al Williamson tells Archie Goodwin how he got his start at EC Comics.
		These pages were from the Archie Goodwin files and are displayed here in his honor.
	www.tvparty.com /comics/comicwill.html (506 words)

	Amazon.ca: Comic Books And Other Necessities Of Life: Books: Sergio Aragones,Mark Evanier (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Like a lot of guys who came of age in the 1960's, comic books were the defining literature of my childhood.
		Since Evanier is that rare person who has, at one time or another, done all of those things, the book also serves as a de facto memoir of the author's storied life as a collector, creator and curator of inexpensive four color fantasies.
		In a string of affectionate and knowing profiles of comic art luminaries like Jack Kirby, William M. Gaines and Carl Barks, Evanier makes a pretty convincing argument that these flesh and blood artists, and others like them, are the real comic book heroes, not the four color figments these guys brought to life.
	www.amazon.ca /Comic-Books-Other-Necessities-Life/dp/1893905152 (558 words)

	Comic Book Industry Information
		The DC Comics Universe Roleplaying Game will give comic book fans the chance to create new heroes, as well as to play the part of their favorite characters in order to combat evil and injustice in the DC Universe roleplaying world.
		The 1997 UK National Comics Awards were presented in March at the UK Comic Art Convention in Manchester, England, and once again DC Comics and its affiliated talent walked away with the lion's share of the awards, taking home six of the "Jimmy" statuettes as well as a special honor for the late Archie Goodwin.
		Archie Goodwin's stories are cited time and time again as those that first drew in many of Vampi's most devoted fans.
	goldenapplecomics.com /pompeii/1998/april98/aprilnews.html (10670 words)

	Ralph Macchio
		He began his association with Marvel Comics in the 1970s and from early on was associated with the Dazzler comic between 1981 and 1982.
		I kept hanging around and got to know people, and when positions changed and Archie Goodwin was promoted to editor in chief, John Warner, who was his assist, became editor of the fl and white magazine line.
		The books are limited to circulation, and by that I mean limited to where you can buy them, [and now] people I think are interested in seeking them out and we will catch that younger generation that we must have to sustain ourselves as a field.
	www.comicavalanche.com /Interviews/ralphmacchio.htm (1796 words)

	Comic Book Artist Magazine Special Edition -Russ Heath of Easy Co. - TwoMorrows Publishing
		It is legend that in the early '70s, when a new job would arrive at the DC offices from Russ' Chicago studio, all work would stop, and the bullpen would wait in nervous anticipation as the package was unwrapped, so they could be the first to see the latest opus from a master.
		I read that Moldoff interview in The Comics Journal [#214] and I realized that he was saying the way they drew Batman in the old days, was better than the guys who are doing it now for animation - it was a better take on the character, because it was a comic approach.
		Archie Goodwin wrote a flattering piece about that in a convention program.
	www.twomorrows.com /comicbookartist/articles/spheath.html (3139 words)

	Star Wars: Expanded Universe \| The Circle is Now Complete: Classic Marvel Talents
		There were the novelizations, six 100+ page books focusing on the pasts of Han Solo and Lando Calrissian, and a handful of children's books, but the meat of what came to be known as the expanded universe belonged to the visual realm of comics.
		In those early years, Star Wars comics could be found in two different forms: the newspaper, predominantly shaped by the hands of Russ Manning, Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson, and those published in the traditional comic book format by Marvel Comics.
		Simonson is a veteran of the comic book industry, working on such projects as Thor, Fantastic Four, Orion of the New Gods, and is presently working on The Path.
	www.starwars.com /eu/lit/comics/f20020718/index.html (829 words)

	Cosmic Comix Back Issues - War Comics
		This is in sharp contrast to the superhero books where no one, not even the nastiest villains ever died.
		War comic covers always tend to be dark with men hiding in the shadow to ambush the heroes.
		One of the interesting articles in the book in the "Word from the Publisher." Jenette Khan had just taken over the publishing reins at DC and these are her opening words.
	www.cosmiccomix.com /comics/War/index.htm (1206 words)

	COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Castle Waiting: The Lucky Road -- Fancifully Intriguing
		The greatest moments of excitement come when a new character is introduced to the story, as they are rendered with small details to examine such as the hilt of their sword, or an amulet they wear.
		The castle is another such delight of the comic book, as new sections and their inhabitants are revealed as the story progresses.
		Monthly issues of the comic book are continuing to come out every month, and the next bound compilation is scheduled to come out in summer 2001.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V120/N43/castle_waiting.43a.html (655 words)

	Archie Goodwin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Archie Goodwin (fictional detective), created by Rex Stout
		Archie Goodwin (comics), comic book writer and editor (1937 – 1998)
		This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Archie_Goodwin (82 words)

	Comic Geek Speak Book of the Month Club
		Sometimes it will be a classic that every comic geek should have under their belt.
		Just because you've been reading comics your whole life doesn't necessarily mean you really know how they work or why they work.
		We are joined by the book's writer Marv Wolfman as he helps us to understand the reasons the book was so popular.
	www.comicgeekspeak.com /bomc.asp (1106 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - Features
		There are a few names of living creators that have stood the test of time when it comes to comic books.
		Starlin is a steadfast pioneer (from the early 70s with slated projects reaching shelves as we speak) who has never turned his back on comics and continues to find more stories to tell in a medium in which he believes to be the finest.
		One force maybe not so familiar behind this story is the invisible hand of now-departed Archie Goodwin, the editor-in-chief of Epic at the time.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=194 (1466 words)

	Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin
		Far more of the traditional eye, Goodwin is a tough, handsome guy with a photographic memory, a.32 under his well-tailored suit (and sometimes an extra.38 in his overcoat pocket), and a well-developed appreciation for the ladies.
		One thing which does set the Wolfe books apart from many others in the P.I. genre is their somewhat lighter and livelier tone; the stories often have reasonably happy endings, rather than the cold ashes and hangovers of the average op's life.
		The book also includes the famous essay speculating that Wolfe was in fact the illegitimate son of Sherlock Holmes and Irene Adler – and a brief note from Stout that neither confirms nor denies the speculations therein.
	www.thrillingdetective.com /wolfe.html (3664 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: Jim Lee One-On-One @ WW Philly
		Comics superstar, Wildstorm founder, and nicest guy in comics Jim Lee was joined by DC Executive Editor Dan DiDio for a one on one question and answer session with fans at this year’s Wizard World Philly.
		It’s a little different working with a writer is also an artist, especially when the artist is one as accomplished as Miller.
		The feeling is a bit like “I can do it, can you.” The pressure got to Lee a bit, as he redrew the first few pages of the first issue several times, trying to imagine how Frank would do it until he realized that he was there to do it his way.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=7474 (1204 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Queer" to "Queso"
		in Captain America Comics, no. 3 (May 1941) ; reprinted in Fantasy Masterpieces, no. 3 (June 1966) as "The Weird Case of the Plundering Butterfly and the Ancient Mummies!" -- Villains The Butterfly (Dr. Vitrioli) and Lenny are introduced and die.
		Gay men in comic books, strips, etc. k.
		Drake, Francis, Sir, 1540?-1596--Comic books, strips, etc. 2.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/qrri/queer.htm (3987 words)

	Comic Book Profiles: Archie Goodwin Tribute Issue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Archie Goodwin was an editor, writer, and artist on a wide variety of projects at Marvel, DC, Warren, and elsewhere.
		He also wrote several newspaper strips including Star Wars and Secret Agent Corrigan.
		Fred Hembeck's Final Thoughts is featured in this and every issue of Comic Book Profiles.
	www.comicsfun.com /cbprofiles/issueag.htm (222 words)

	Star Wars Comic - Classic Star Wars - STARWARS.UGO.com Hub
		Dark Horse reformatted those strips to make them work as a continuous story in a series of comic books, with Al Williamson himself redrawing and extending many panels for the new format.
		The series is collected in three trade paperbacks, the first of which featured a new introduction from Archie Goodwin, new cover art, and never-before-seen art from the sketchbooks of Al Williamson.
		Archie Goodwin is one of the pioneers of the modern comic book industry, so it goes without saying that these Star Wars newspaper strips were in a class of their own (Goodwin also penned many of Marvel's Star Wars comics).
	starwars.ugo.com /comics/classic_starwars (648 words)

	Rex Stout [1886-1975] & Nero Wolfe MiniPage at BlackHat Mystery Bookstore
		Archie, serving in the Army, is accused of the murder of a woman;
		A woman hires Wolfe to find out why her husband suddenly has lots of money; Archie is present at a party where the woman is murdered; and when a letter bomb arrives at the brownstone from the most dangerous man in America (Arnold Zeck}, Wolfe flees for his life.
		An heiress tries to hire Wolfe, and that night she and her maid are strangled; later, the heiress's ditzy best friend calls Archie for help, but he cannot prevent her being the third victim.
	www.genordell.com /stores/blackhat/RexStout.htm?Archie-Goodwin (1971 words)

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