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	Bob Harras - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Robert "Bob" Harras is an American comics writer and editor, who was editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics from 1995 to 2000.
		Before becoming editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics, during the early 1990s, Harras was chief editor of X-Men-related comic books.
		Bob Harras joined WildStorm as Contributing Editor on November 15, 2001.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bob_Harras (346 words)

	The Final Word - October 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Quesada understands what being a writer and artists is like, and that perspective is something Bob Harras sorely lacked.
		Harras was so sure that the vision he had for Marvel’s titles was the "right" one that he overstepped his bounds and reduced the writers that answered to him to nothing more than puppets.
		Harras might as well have written the books himself.
	www.collectortimes.com /2000_10/LastWord.html (448 words)

	An interview with Bob Harras :: SERIEJOURNALEN - Danmarks største tegneseriesite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Bob Harras: We dabbled in it for a while, because you have to face that there are trends in the world, but I don't think it's really what the X-Men are about.
		Bob Harras: I think I said it earlier: I don't know if it's a theme, but there's one thing I [as editor] definitely want people to remember, and that is the fact that you're not writing about "the bad guy showing up to bash the good guy".
		Bob Harras: It is part of the continuity, but what I mean by saying that it's not part of "my continuity" is that it's not going to impact on where I go with my characters.
	www.seriejournalen.dk /sj_indhold.asp?ID=33&Art=Interview&sprog=UK (3838 words)

	"BREACH"-ING THE DCU WITH BOB HARRAS - NEWSARAMA
		Breach is the brainchild of former Marvel Comic Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras who was asked by DC Comics to pitch a redesign for Captain Atom, who hasn’t had a solo regular series since 1991.
		Harras said that he realized that having Breach as a new character as opposed to a relaunch took a bit of the load off his shoulders, “Certainly, if we had gone with a Captain Atom relaunch, the pressures would have involved tinkering with a much-loved character that has been around for decades.
		Harras is also excited about the pull between Zanetti as a hero while also remaining a soldier.
	forum.newsarama.com /showthread.php?t=22032 (2760 words)

	The Final Word - January 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Harras' creative stranglehold on the X-titles has been well known among the X-title readership and most comics readers for a long time now.
		I'm sure if Harras so chose he could find plenty of individuals who would be more than happy to simply get a paycheck and languish in the role of subservient puppet writers.
		I don't think I'm alone in my distaste for Harras, and I definitely think that Marvel would be better off with an Editor-in-Chief who would trust and respect the ability of the writers under him or her to guide the character or characters in their respective books in the right direction.
	www.collectortimes.com /1999_01/LastWord.html (857 words)

	"BREACH"-ING THE DCU WITH BOB HARRAS - Page 2 - NEWSARAMA
		Harras and I will be buying and hoping that a new concept can survive.
		I thought the Bob Harras run on Avengers really was kinda standard stuff, but I'm willing to give him a chance here.
		In it, he pointed out that really, since the Silver Age Green Lantern, there hasn't been a new (or "new" as GL was based on the GA version) superhero that's really caught on and held on to their own series for any appreciable length of time.
	forum.newsarama.com /showthread.php?p=552814 (3172 words)

	NICK OF AGES: FURY AND SHIELD RETURN
		Her hair and the relationship have changed drastically, Harras says, in the year that separates the limited series and the new series, Harras says the couple split up.
		But Harras says the first mystery that Fury must solve about the murder is "Why is the coffin empty?" Harras said the commandos, who are super-powered and more than a match for the low-budget SHIELD, have a bizarre reason for their allegiance to Strucker's fascist doctrines.
		Harras says these powerful foes will be difficult to tackle since his new group is so small.
	www.gate.net /~doctor/media/articles/shield2article2.htm (2657 words)

	Broken Frontier \| The Portal for Quality Comics Coverage!
		I was a fan of Harras in his days at Marvel, particularly his work on the Avengers, so his name is what initially piqued my interest in the title.
		Harras is going to have an uphill battle with Breach; it’s going to be hard to see it finding a growing audience in today’s market.
		Harras seems intent on taking a darker approach, focusing on the idea that Tom is not blessed with cool new powers, but rather is stripped from everything he loved, including his humanity.
	www.brokenfrontier.com /reviews/details.php?id=142 (529 words)

	GrayHaven Magazine presents.. "The Life of Reilly" [ Chapter 33 ]
		Featuring appearances by Mark, Glenn, Bob Harras (Marvel's EIC at the time), Ralph Macchio, Tom DeFalco, Tom Brevoort and many, many more, the issue was done tongue-in-cheek, like the old "assistant editor" issues and behind-the-scenes gimmicks that Marvel used to do way back when.
		Later on, when Bob Harras decided that Aunt May's death had to be undone, he wanted it established that Norman had faked her death and was keeping her hidden the whole time.
		Ralph and I pointed out to Harras that THE OSBORN JOURNAL had clearly established that Norman had no role in the Aunt May situation, and that the main reason I established that in the first place was to follow Harras's own edict that Norman should not be responsible for everything in Peter Parker's life.
	www.newcomicreviews.com /GHM/specials/LifeOfReilly/33.html (4299 words)

	Harris joins Wildstorm, CrossGen Promotes from Within.
		DC Comics is pleased to announce that Bob Harras has joined WildStorm as Contributing Editor.
		Bob already has begun to develop several projects based in the WildStorm Universe, including the relaunch of GEN13, written by Chris Claremont, and a new project written by Jimmy Palmiotti.
		Bob Harras first entered the comics industry in 1982 as an assistant editor at Marvel Comics, where he trained under Ralph Macchio.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/85561 (487 words)

	Welcome To Dynamic Forces
		I watched how Mark and Bob approached the press; not by doing a lot of talking, but by working on their books.
		My feeling was that Bob had gotten a little less reckless now that he was editor-in-chief, but I eventually realized that he was trying to protect more than just the lives of a bunch of fictional characters -- he was trying to preserve the jobs of his editors: a responsibility that Bob took extremely seriously.
		So we would on occasion fight, but ultimately, Bob, Mark and myself were a team, and it was a fun office to share.
	www.dynamicforces.com /htmlfiles/tommy54c.html (737 words)

	Steve Epting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Originally assigned to draw half the issues in a six-part bi-weekly The Avengers story arc, Epting ended up drawing five or the six issues (#335-339.) Shortly thereafter, Epting became the full-time penciler on Avengers.
		Working closely with writer Bob Harras and inker/colorist Tom Palmer, Epting helped craft several epic Avengers adventures, beginning with issue #343 and ending with issue #375.
		Epting's art was generally well-received, but the stories themselves were controversial due to their dark tone and their deviation from the Avengers status quo.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steve_Epting (617 words)

	All The Rage: Hell, Harras and Hate
		Another moment Anonymous talks about is when "Ike told Bob he should be "ashamed and embarrassed" for having written a memo a year ago in support of keeping the coffee maker for the employees.
		Jemas and Cuneo couldn't face Bob, who was to my mind, clearly fired because Ike wanted to intimidate and cow the cool kid on the playground.
		I have, however been informed by another source that Bob Harras' firing was welcome news to his wife who was very pleased with the severance pay.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /rage/96799501696184.htm (2114 words)

	GrayHaven Magazine presents.. "The Life of Reilly" [ Chapter 24 ]
		As long-time readers of this column know, Budiansky had been the Editor in Chief of the Spider-Man Group, but became Spider-Man Group Editor when Bob Harras was promoted to Editor in Chief of Marvel.
		My understanding is that under Marvel’s “Five Editors in Chief” system, which was in place from the end of 1994 to the end of 1995, each of the EICs had to increase the sales figures of their lines of books by a certain percentage over the course of that year.
		Once Budiansky was gone, Bob Harras promptly dissolved the Spider-Man Group and placed all four of the core titles with one editor.
	www.newcomicreviews.com /GHM/specials/LifeOfReilly/24.html (1961 words)

	TheFourthRail.com - Critiques on Infinite Earths (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Bob Harras is best known in the industry as an editor -- specifically as the chief editor at Marvel during one of the publisher's least innovative periods.
		Harras offers up a fascinating story that opens with the ending.
		Harras opens in December 2005, takes us back to 1983 and 1987, and ends the issue with a great cliffhanger in the present.
	www.thefourthrail.com /reviews/critiques/010305/breach1.shtml (521 words)

	NEWSFLASH: Bob Harris Fired From Marvel! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Comics’ industry insiders began buzzing late this afternoon when reports of Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras’ exit from Marvel Comics hit the rumor circuit.
		In addition to the main superhero comic lines directed by Quesada, the board will also evaluate third party publishing opportunities to be overseen by Fochetta, and new media content initiatives to be spearheaded by Jemas.
		Conclued Marvel, addressing the status of former E-I-C Bob Harras, Former Marvel Comics editor-in-chief Bob Harras is expected to remain with the company as an editorial advisor on high-profile special projects."
	marvelite.prohosting.com /surfer/news/bobharris.html (706 words)

	TMe: Joe Quesada named new Marvel Editor-In-Chief
		EST Tuesday evening, "I've just heard that Bob Harras left Marvel at 3 p.m.
		When asked what role Harras will have at Marvel, Jemas said: "That is mostly up to Bob.
		If Bob wants to be extremely active, he will be extremely active.
	www.teako170.com /quesada.html (359 words)

	NEWSARAMA.COM: A TOM DEFALCO SPIDER-GIRL CHAT
		Bob had a plan to do a line of comics that was aimed at younger readers and civilians that he could sell in mass market outlets like Wal-Marts.
		Bob Harras’ plan called for three titles, each having twelve issues.
		At the last minute, Bob suggested we continue one of the original three titles.
	www.newsarama.com /interviews/2005/defalco/DEFALCOSG.htm (1274 words)

	SpiderFan.org - Rave : Bob vs. Al?
		Bob Harras, the Spider-Man group editor, was replaced recently.
		The words were discovered, were clensed in the final print run, and as I hear it, cost Al his job.
		Well, you have to admit that they were kind of inappropriate - but then again, the last five or so years of generally cruddy Spider-Man drivel which Bob Harras offered us were perhaps a little inappropriate too.
	www.spiderfan.org /rave/2001/0102.html (316 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Harr" to "Harris Tweed"
		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.
		Bob Harras interview (9 p.) in David Anthony Kraft's Comics Interview no. 62 (1988).
		Walt Disney's Uncle Remus / pictures by Bob Grant for the Walt Disney Studio ; adapted from the characters and backgrounds created for Walt Disney's "Song of the South" ; retold by Marion Palmer from the original Uncle Remus stories by Joel Chandler Harris.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/hrri/harr.htm (8200 words)

	Bob Harras - Marvel Database - A Wikia wiki
		Bob Harras - Marvel Database - A Wikia wiki
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		Bob Harras is an editor for Marvel Comics.
	www.marveldatabaseproject.com /wiki/Bob_Harras (323 words)

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		Bob Harras, Dan Green (Illustrator), Tom Derenick (Illustrator) / Paperback / May 2006 / 1401209645
		Bob Harras, Saltares, Kuppeberg, DeZuniga / Hardcover 1st color ed / May 1990 / 0871356651
		Bob Harras (Editor) / Paperback / April 2004 / 0756775663
	www.bestbookdeal.com /booksearch?country=US&search=ATH&string=Bob%20Harras (194 words)

	The XMen in:"ABSOLUTE (Mark) POWERS CORRUPTS"
		Bob and I were in the neighborhood, and we thought we'd stop by and screw everything up.
		Harras: And you, Mr Baldy-head, will be using Rogaine.
		We are tired of getting letters that all of the kiddies that are the main buyers of our books are learning improper grammar and spelling habits from you.
	www.fortunecity.com /westwood/karan/483/xrisingabsolutecorrupts.html (409 words)

	Bob Harras To WildStorm
		Former Marvel Comics editor-in-chief Bob Harras has joined WildStorm Productions as a contributing editor.
		Harras entered the comics industry in 1982 as an assistant editor at Marvel Comics, where he trained under Ralph Macchio.
		"I've known and worked with Bob for almost my entire career, and I'm thrilled to work with him again," Lee says.
	www.mania.com /31101.html (280 words)

	Walkin' Willie's Comix - Breach Search Results
		Written by Bob Harras, Art by Marcos Martin & Alvaro Lopez, Cover by Martin - The fallout from Breach's battle with the JLA continues!
		Written by Bob Harras, Art by Marcos Martin & Alvaro Lopez, Cover by Martin - The all-out battle between Breach and Talia's Kobra forces reaches a climax!
		Written by Bob Harras, Art by Javier Pulido & Alvaro Lopez, Cover by Marcos Martin - Major Zanetti thought he knew everything about his new powers.
	www.wwillie.com /titlealpha.asp?Title=Breach (456 words)

	Bob Harras - Books Store: Online shopping for Bestseller Books, Textbooks, Calendars and more at Tower Records / ...
		Bob Harras - Books Store: Online shopping for Bestseller Books, Textbooks, Calendars and more at Tower Records / Tower.com
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		Mark Gruenwald, Tom DeFalco, Bob Harras, Gerard Jones, Roy Thomas
	www.towerrecords.com /Books/Default.aspx?author_free=Bob+Harras (281 words)

	Bob Harras - Books - TutorGig Store (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Author(s): Bob Harras, Larry Hama, Jo Duffy, Marc Silvestri
		Author(s): Bob Harras, Tom DeFalco, Mark Gruenwald, Gerard Jones, Len Kaminski, Roy Thomas, Greg Capullo, Steve Epting, Jeff Johnson, Stephen B. Jones
		Author(s): Scott Lobdell, John Francis Moore, Fabian Nicieza, Bob Harras, Joe Madureira, Chris Bachalo, Andy Kubert, Steve Skroce
	www.tutorgig.com /store/search.jsp?keywords=Bob+Harras&mode=Paperback&stype=Author (160 words)

	Books by Bob Harras, compare prices
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		by Bob Harras, Dan Green (Illustrator), Tom Derenick
		by Bob Harras (Editor), Fabian Nicieza, Scott Lobdell, Andy Kubert (Illustrator), Joe Madureira (Illustrator), John Francis Moore, Chris Bachalo (Illustrator), Steve Skroce (Illustrator)
	www.allbookstores.com /author/Bob_Harras.html (104 words)

	Amazon.ca: X-men: Beginnings: Books: Bob Harras (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This is just too crammed into this few pages and despite Williams's efforts you know he could have done better with half again as many pages with which to work.
		Also included in this collection are reprints of a pair of X-Men issues focusing on Magneto and arguably their best confrontation, #112 "Magneto Triumphant" and #113 "Showdown" (both illustrated by John Bryne), as well as #171 "Rogue," penciled by Walt Simonson and finished by Bob Wiacek.
		There are also pages from Marvel Comics Presents #72-75, which was the Weapons X storyline focusing on Wolverine and drawn by Barry Windsor-Smith, who drew the worst looking X-Men comic of all time as one of his first gigs at Marvel (he drew it on benches in the park).
	www.amazon.ca /X-men-Beginnings-Bob-Harras/dp/075677506X (1108 words)

	Books by Bob Harras - Biography and Bibliography
		by Gerard Jones; Roy Thomas; Bob Harras; Tom Defalco
		A collection of the best graphic stories from Marvel comics in 1996, featuring adventures of Spider-Man, the X-Men, and the Fantastic Four, among others.
		by Marvel Comics Group edited by Bob Harras; Mike Marts
	www.biblio.com /author_biographies/2266926/Bob_Harras.html (104 words)

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