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	Interview with Jerry Ordway
		JERRY ORDWAY: I worked at a commercial art studio, and one day, I was brought a job to do-- a coloring book, for Western Publishing which featured the DC characters.
		JERRY ORDWAY: A mate, and plenty of sunscreen.
		JERRY ORDWAY: I would like to be working in comics as long as I feel I have a story to tell.
	members.aol.com /podium1/ordway.html (1890 words)

	Albert Moy Comic Art
		Jerry Ordway's stunningly artwork has a timeless and classy illustrative sheen to it that carries with it a sense of the past.
		Ordway pieces reprsented the clean iconic superhero style of 80's DC as they are tightly detailed and great for display.
		Ordway art is hard to find on the market as the few pieces he has parted with always find a home in a collection.
	www.albertmoy.com /ArtistGalleryRoom.asp?ArtistId=554&Details=0 (87 words)

	Complex City : Better Comics (c) 2002 : Complex City
		Jerry Bails and Roy Thomas, the pioneering editors of Alter-ego, sat next to each other, flanked by their lovely wives.
		Jerry's encyclopedic knowledge of obscure Golden Age artists, and Roy's "inside" stories of his years in pro comics thrilled everyone within earshot, and the easy rapport between these longtime friends was fun to watch.
		The presence of Jerry Ordway -- who had contributed to several of Bill Black's early-'70s, as well as producing his own zine called Okay Comics -- meant that the afternoon was made for my cousin/pal Jon Park.
	www.bettercomics.com /cc/conventions/conpast_fandom_reunion_luncheon.htm (1415 words)

	TwoMorrows Publishing - Alter Ego #1 - Infinity Inc.
		Soon afterward, if Jerry Ordway's and my memories are correct, he and Mike Machlan and Dann and I were all flown to New York to discuss the new series, more with each other than with the DC brass.
		Jerry also revealed to me an interesting anecdote about those early days: "With Jade, I remember you seemed stuck on the idea that she should have long hair, and we were concerned that she would look like She-Hulk, so we fought on it.
		Jerry remains happy with the coloring he did, especially Jade's white and green costume: "I think the temptation was always to use some sort of yellow in there, but it was a good choice to go with the white and the green."
	www.twomorrows.com /alterego/articles/01infinity.html (5603 words)

	COMICON.com: JERRY ORDWAY ON PLANETARY/JLA: TERRA OCCULTA
		Jerry Ordway's artwork has NEVER looked better, and I think I've gained a newfound level of respect for his style.
		Jerry Ordway is the man, and there are few that can hold a candle to his human figure illustrations.
		Ordway has already had a long and distinguished career I believe it may result in a lot of "heat" being attached to his name.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=000058 (4355 words)

	NEWSARAMA - JERRY ORDWAY ON TOP TEN
		Ordway got his first big break in comics in 1980 when he inked a Carmine Infantino-penciled Mystery in Space story and there was no turning back since.
		Jerry Ordway: Editor Scott Dunbier thought I'd be a good fit, as I've drawn just about every superhero in DC and Marvel's stable, and Top 10 is set on a world of superheroes.
		Ordway is one of the creators whose work I'll make a point of checking out no matter what the book.
	www.newsarama.com /forums/showthread.php?s=2e49cc9346bc45ca93bc0a4fc76f2160&threadid=36050&goto=nextnewest (3650 words)

	Superman Co-Creator Jerry Siegel Dies
		"Jerry Siegel understood mythic structure in his gut; it was written into the hard-wiring of his brain," Maggin said.
		That had to give him a sense of satisfaction," said writer/artist Jerry Ordway, who contributed to the revamp of the Man of Steel in the 1980s.
		Jerry was as good and as noble a creature as his creation, Superman," according to Siegel's friend, writer and comics fan Harlan Ellison.
	theages.superman.ws /Creators/wizard.php (1238 words)

	Interview - Jerry Ordway
		Jerry Ordway: It’s an updating of the original Fawcett characters, encompassing the old Fawcett line of characters.
		Ordway: I always thought that Captain Marvel was a very distinctive and cool looking character.
		Ordway: Pete Krause had put in a really good run and he did a really nice job with the book, but I’ve had that artistic nagging in the back of my head of, "Gee.
	www.westfieldcomics.com /wow/low/low_int_024.html (1315 words)

	Jerry Ordway Original Artwork
		While Jerry is comprising the artwork that he intends to offer for sale, The Artist's Choice will be accepting requests for any page from throughout his career.
		Jerry does not plan on selling every piece of artwork he has, so any piece that is inquired about must include an offer price for the page.
		Please E-Mail about any page from Jerry's career you wish, as all pages are held on a first-come, first-serve basis.
	www.theartistschoice.com /ordway.htm (189 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire
		This July sees the return of veteran comic creator Jerry Ordway to some characters very familiar to him in the first of his two part stint on JSA with issue #63.
		Ordway's also quick to point out the changes he's witnessed in comics over the past few decades, citing examples both classic and modern.
		Ordway's creative impulses still seem to be running high, though, and looking back fondly and not a little proudly on his past work, the future's still there to be conquered.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=3770 (1754 words)

	JSA #64 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		Inker Wayne Faucher and Jerry Ordway made the perfect pair, and yes, the artwork's descent into eye-assault is evidenced blatantly by Power Girl's cantaloupes.
		Ordway isn't entirely out of the book, but almost every scene is tainted in some way.
		This is a nauseating defilement of Power Girl when contrasted by her appearance in the last issue of JSA where Jerry Ordway honored the earth-two character through an illustration of she as a classic beauty posed in a natural setting.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/109253979250439.htm (795 words)

	Jerry Ordway \| News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Walt Simonson and Jerry Ordway's WONDER WOMAN received national attention from the Associated Press and the New York Post.
		Bereft of her memories, deprived of her gods-given abilities, and without her familar costume, lasso and bracelets, Diana must fight of a horde of monstrous foes and find her way back to Earth from the Cryptocombs — the Cemetary of the Gods — all the while protecting a mysterious clay statue of a baby girl.
		Jerry talks about working with Warren Ellis, following John Cassaday on the PLANETARY characters, online fans, and the numerous sketches he had to do for the cover before the Wildstorm editors were satisfied.
	www.marvelfamily.com /jerryordway/news (606 words)

	TwoMorrows Publishing - Alter Ego #3 - The Power of Jerry Ordway
		For most of the regular series Jerry merely scripted the comic, leaving the art chores to Mike Manley and others, except for the beautiful covers he painted for each and every issue.
		It's simply that, since Jerry had drawn that wonderful cover to A/E V3#1, I reasoned that I should wait a while before asking if he had anything we could use for a cover or interiors of our first issue spotlighting the Big Red Cheese and company.
		Although Jerry said he'd have to "dig around to find some good stuff," it was only a week or two later that I was surprised and pleased to receive the following Power of Shazam!-related artwork, all of it both penciled and inked by Jerry.
	www.twomorrows.com /alterego/articles/03ordway.html (447 words)

	The Superman Collectors Newsletter from SupermanCollectors.com
		"Jerry Ordway is a tremendous talent whose artistic style is in the best tradition of classic Golden Age illustrators — but without ever feeling dated," says Scott Dunbier, Executive Editor — WildStorm.
		Jerry Ordway was responsible for one of the most significant changes in Superman's life...
		Ordway was assigned to write the issue where Clark proposes.
	www.supermancollectors.com /newsletter/jerryordwayexl.html (233 words)

	Jerry Ordway's The Messenger #1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Art: Ordway's among the best in the business.
		Though the story devolves into a complete mess toward the end of #1, Ordway clearly intended to deliver a satisfying read.
		As for Godwin's dead family, they had better not turn out to have been killed by the CIA, or the cliche factor will go into the red.
	www.dailybugleheadlines.com /v3/issue33/messenger1review.html (160 words)

	COMICON.com: NEWS: ORDWAY EXC. TO DC 2 YRS
		Jerry is one of the true talents in this industry, and one heckuva nice guy.
		Jerry is one heck of an artist and a swell writer.
		Jerry is a wonderful guy and a great artist and writer.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=001937 (759 words)

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		Jerry Ordway is just one of the many current creators who have tapped into the "fun" well that was missing during much of the last decade of comics.
		By restoring the Big Red Cheese to his iconic status, and making him interesting again, Ordway has done what many readers considered impossible: Take a basically cornball do-gooder with a costume and attitude of a time gone by, and make him work for a modern audience.
		DCUNG was fortunate enough to have Jerry take some time out of his busy schedule to do one of our exclusive email interviews.
	members.tripod.com /~teensdc/ordway.htm (622 words)

	Comic creator: Jerry Ordway
		Jerry Ordway first break in comics was in 1980 when he inkted a Carmine Infantino-penciled story 'Mystery in Space', Ordway has grown quickly into modern comics.
		Ordway's artwork has graced the pages of DC's 'Superman', 'Captain Marvel' and 'U.S.Agent'.
		Later on Mile High Comics caught up with Ordway and turned his pen towards 'Just Imagine' created by Stan Lee.
	www.lambiek.nl /artists/o/ordway_jerry.htm (78 words)

	Jerry Ordway Author :: Books from Books.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Robinson, James ~ Ordway, Jerry ~ Orday, Jerry ~ et al
		Ordway, Jerry ~ Jurgens, Dan ~ Stern, Roger ~ et al
		Ordway, Jerry ~ Jurgens, Dan ~ Simonson, Louise ~ Bogdanove, Jon ~ Janke, Denis ~ et al
	www.books.co.uk /author_jerry-ordway.html (74 words)

	Coville's Clubhouse - May 1999
		He, along with Jerry Ordway, will also be doing a Fantastic Four/Avengers mini-series.
		Jerry Ordway will be writing and drawing the Avengers book and the line-up will primarily consist of the traditional core group.
		Jerry will write and draw a companion series called Avengers: The Domination Factor and the books will intertwine to tell the whole story.
	www.collectortimes.com /1999_05/Clubhouse.html (738 words)

	Working Dogs Book Store - Power of Shazam (Jerry Ordway)
		Jerry Ordway's interpretation of The World's Mightiest Mortal is perhaps DC's best, preserving (for the most part) the classic flavor of the old Fawcett stories while grounding "Cap" firmly in contemporary America.
		Ordway's artwork is stylized and appealing, and if his script doesn't qualify as great literature, it at least deserves credit for some clever touches.
		One of the best is Ordway's depiction of Fawcett City, almost a giant movie set from film noir and the perfect breeding ground for pulp adventure.
	www.workingdogs.com /bookstore/us/product/1563891530.htm (377 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Man of Steel: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The idea of Byrne penciling a Darkseid story was very compelling, but Jerry Ordway does most of the art on this story.
		Ordway is no John Byrne, and the difference is huge.
		The rest of the stories are written by Marv Wolfman (who also provided the "Intro" to this volume) and beautifully drawn by Jerry Ordway.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/1401200052 (773 words)

	Mile High Comics: Interviews
		Jerry Ordway's strength as both a comics writer and artist is his ability to humanize his characters in a way that makes them endearing and approachable (even the villainous ones).
		Since his first break in comics in 1980 (inking a Carmine Infantino-penciled story in Mystery in Space #94), Ordway has grown quickly into a unstoppable force in modern comics.
		Mile High Comics caught up with Jerry just as USAgent completed its 3-issue run for Marvel and he turns his pen toward the much-awaited Just Imagine Stan Lee Creating JLA.
	www.milehighcomics.com /interviews/jerryordway.html (1809 words)

	TheFourthRail.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ordway's art is sharp and fun, but the new villain designs are rather uninspired.
		I've been a fan of Jerry Ordway's work ever since I first saw it on early issues of Roy Thomas's All-Star Squadron in the early 1980s.
		The one aspect of this book that did click for me, aside from most of Ordway's efforts, was the naming of the new characters.
	www.thefourthrail.com /reviews/critiques/121701/justimaginestanlee6.shtml (461 words)

	Jerry Ordway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Marroso says of DaOrdster's involvement in the project, "[Jerry's] support was instumental in its creation and in the final version remained a large part of the on-screen telling of the story."
		Jerry Ordway and George Perez Reunite for INFINITE CRISIS!
		Jerry Ordway and George Perez Reunite for INFINIT...
	www.marvelfamily.com /jerryordway (803 words)

	DC Signs Artists Ethan Van Sciver & Jerry Ordway to Exclusive Deals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Issue #1 will be solicited in the June issue of Previews (Volume XIV #6) and is scheduled to arrive in stores in August.
		"Jerry Ordway is a tremendous talent whose artistic style is in the best tradition of classic Golden Age illustrators - but without ever feeling dated," says Scott Dunbier, Executive Editor - WildStorm.
		Some of Ordway's work may be found in these backlist items, all of which are available for reorder:
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/107887317013356,print.htm (414 words)

	THE 20 GREATEST COMIC INKERS: 15-11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		His greatest asset was a instinctive ability at spotting fls (it would be rather difficult to ink Meskin or Jerry Robinson and not pick up an understanding of placing fls), and a heavy hand that gave the figures weight.
		Jerry is probably the last in the line of great Silver Age-style inkers.
		After a long stint pencilling, inking and editing comics with Charlton (where he helped create the characters that would eventually inspire Watchmen) he moved to DC in 1967 as a staff editor while still producing freelance inks over the likes of Neal Adams and Irv Novick.
	web2.chicagonet.net /~atlas/ink4.htm (842 words)

	THE 100 GREATEST COMIC ARTISTS #100-91
		, Jerry Ordway has brought Superman to the next stage in his visual evolution.
		Now writing more than drawing, Ordway needs to return to the board full time and reestablish his claim to greatness.
		If you read Jerry Lewis or Angel and the Ape comics in the 50's and 60's, you've probably seen stories by Bob Oksner.
	www.acomics.com /best1.htm (724 words)

	TheFourthRail.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		To be honest, I expected this book to be weaker in art, as Jerry Ordway was competing with John Cassaday, but it wasn't the artwork that let me down...
		Bruce Wayne's confrontation with Elijah Snow was the most life that any of the characters showed in the whole story, and Jerry Ordway does a fantastic job of carrying out the confidence and skill that Bruce Wayne has brought to bear.
		In fact, Jerry Ordway is really the saving grace of this book, as his work has not looked this good in years.
	www.thefourthrail.com /reviews/snapjudgments/090902/planetaryjlaterraocculta.shtml (499 words)

	FullSearch.co.uk - Ordway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Just Imagine Stan Lee with Jerry Ordway creating JLA DC Comics, January Stan Lee, Michael Uslan, Jerry Ordway The Just Imagine series continuesintroductory issues.
		Jerry Ordway also produces what is probably some of
		Addendum Ordway had this to say about working with Stanleysystems, etc." What follows is Ordway's advice to Kubrick after the film was
	www.fullsearch.co.uk /search-Ordway (386 words)

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