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		Jim Starlin, a luminary in the comic industry for many years, has created dozens of major and minor characters familiar to fans, and written or drawn almost every classic hero in the comic book pantheons of DC and Marvel.
		Volume 1, Jim's new official site, is an attempt to bring order to the many, varied, chapters of Jim's life and work.
		The bookmarks at left cover Jim Starlin, his stories, his art, and some interesting links.
	www.starlin.com /preface.html (93 words)

	Jim Starlin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Starlin was born in Detroit, Michigan, United States.
		Starlin along with Len Wein, Marv Wolfman and Walter Simonson was part of the generation of artists and writers who arrived in comics at that time who were primarily fans of the Stan Lee/Jack Kirby "Silver Age of Comics".
		Starlin took over as plotter with the next issue and Starlin developed through the comic an elaborate cosmology for the Marvel Universe that was much referenced by other writers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jim_Starlin (509 words)

	Talent Pool 17 - Jim Starlin (Oct 1999)
		Starlin uses anatomy, motion, and body language that identify him, even if his style does not venture into extreme territory in the fashion of younger, sometimes disturbing, comics artists whose often-surrealistic approaches sometimes suggest mental disorder.
		Starlin's recurrent themes of antiauthoritarianism, particularly as expressed through characters that wage war against giant organized churches (Dreadstar and Adam Warlock), may provide some insight into the lack of depth of these hyperthyroidic steroid overlords born of Starlin's pen.
		Starlin seems more confident acting out through his heroes rather than his villains as he forces them into corners where double binds make them pick the lesser of great evils (Dreadstar's destruction of the Milky Way Galaxy; Warlock's betrayal unto the death of all of his few friends).
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/niven/142/talentpo/tp17.html (1514 words)

	COMICON.com: JIM STARLIN'S NEW MYSTERY IN SPACE
		BY JENNIFER M. Jim Starlin told us what it was like returning to the vastness of DC's space with an eight-part Mystery In Space thriller that has Comet (don't call him "Captain) and The Weird hopefully not "losing their religion," as they face off against a corporate church called the Eternal Light Corporation.
		Starlin said this story debuts in September and is a direct tie in to the current 52 weekly event rocking through the DCU.
		Starlin said the "Captain" part of Comet's name is poked fun at in the first issue of the series.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=36;t=005200 (2361 words)

	Revolving Door of Death 04 - Adam Warlock (Mar 1999)
		When Jim Starlin took over the Adam Warlock project in the mid-seventies, he turned the concept into something that made a reputation.
		Starlin created a tale more akin to Greek tragedy, where the protagonist, due to a character flaw, must inevitably move forward to his own destruction.
		Starlin even managed to graft something of a happy ending on it by recasting the corrupting and vampiric soul gem as a heavenlike place once a soul entered it, so that Adam Warlock might walk into the sunset with his deceased friends Pip the Troll and Gamora the assassin.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/niven/142/revolvin/rdd04.html (1115 words)

	Welcome To Dynamic Forces
		Starlin, is currently finishing up the critically-acclaimed The End for Marvel; and preparing the highly anticipated Thanos series, which is due in October.
		The premise of Starlin's series was that of Vanth Dreadstar, the last survivor of the destroyed Milky Way galaxy, as he found himself transported to the Empirical Galaxy, where he was recruited by the sorcerer Syzygy Darklock to help bring an end to a two-hundred-year-old war between the corrupt Monarchy and the fanatical Instrumentality.
		Starlin will also be creating a brand new cover for the dusk jacket, write a forward, and will create new material for the hard cover edition.
	www.dynamicforces.com /htmlfiles/dreadstarpress052303.html (935 words)

	Comic Book Artist Magazine #18 - Starlin, Weiss & Milgrom Interview - TwoMorrows Publishing
		Jim was ashamed to admit to others that he liked, read, and drew comics.
		Jim: Well, the truth of the matter is, Detroit is such a cultural wasteland that the only art anyone got there was from the comic book spinner rack at the drug store.
		Jim: The other guy in the cab filled a bag while we were in the midst of this, and he gave it to the lieutenant j.g.
	www.twomorrows.com /comicbookartist/articles/18cosmic.html (6935 words)

	SBC Q&A: Jim Starlin
		Jim Starlin is a creator with a rich history and respected body of work.
		As detailed in a late May 2003 announcement “Dynamic Forces has arranged with Jim Starlin to collect the first 12 issues of the groundbreaking series [Dreadstar {in a full-color deluxe hardcover collection}] that was originally published by Epic in 1982.
		Jim is also famous for being the writer who killed Robin, in the Batman: A Death In the Family storyline for DC Comics!
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/106091776777671.htm (1549 words)

	iCOMICS - 3/22/99: Jim Starlin's new mini-series Wyrd The Reluctant Warrior
		"Starlin is a creator of the highest order and he brings a fresh perspective and new vision to every project he does.
		Starlin is posting a daily preview of this new series on his own website (www.starlin.com).
		Starlin will be making apperances at some of this summers conventions, inlcuding Wizard World Chicago and Comic-Con International: San Diego, in support of the project.
	www.icomics.com /032299_starlin.shtml (548 words)

	COMICON.com: JIM STARLIN LEAVES THANOS
		Jim Starlin has informed this website, that he will no longer be working on Thanos.
		Starlin had an excellent run with his classic work on CAPTAIN MARVEL, WARLOCK and THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN MARVEL for Marvel and the later METAMORPHOSIS ODYSSEY and DREADSTAR, but has produced absolutely nothing of note since.
		I was really glad to see Jim on a monthly with one of the characters that he had defined, hell, he created Thanos.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=001562 (2845 words)

	NEWSARAMA'S JIM STARLIN INTERVIEW, PART 1 - NEWSARAMA
		Q: Jim, a lot more years back than I think either of us care to count, Jim Shooter took your classic The Price GN and recolored it using a process he then called "revolutionary" as from what I recall the finished work was in living Black and White.
		I met Jim Starlin at a comic convention in Boston almost 2 years ago, and why he left Thanos was the first question I asked him.
		Jim was a bit surprised, and somewhat miffed, that Marvel would do such a thing, especially considering that he was already using Warlock as a regular supporting character in Thanos.
	forum.newsarama.com /showthread.php?t=77060 (6552 words)

	Starlin launches kid kosmos original gn!
		Jim spent the last year writing, drawing, coloring and completing this epic KID KOSMOS story and we know the fans are going to really enjoy his visionary follow-up to COSMIC GUARD.
		Starlin is a master of all things time and space, and he excels in this, his most powerful vision yet!
		As Starlin prepares to return to the "Cosmic" end of the DC Universe (in the upcoming Mystery in Space series), this Original Graphic Novel is the perfect companion, unleashing a raw and dynamic story from the master, Jim Starlin!
	comicbookbin.com /previews326.html (287 words)

	Amazon.com: Infinity Gauntlet TPB: Books: Jim Starlin,Ron Lim,George Perez (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Warlock's true plan leads to a conclusion that I never expected in one of Jim Starlin's super-duper cosmic epics, but it makes sense and is an ironic finale for a character like Thanos.
		Starlin writes this one so deftly and so utterly over the top that you walk away stunned.
		Jim answers loud and clear.) And if you want a plot that's both formulaic but new, this one delivers.
	www.amazon.com /Infinity-Gauntlet-TPB-Jim-Starlin/dp/0871359448 (1563 words)

	Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection
		Batman : A Death in the Family / Jim Starlin, writer ; Jim Aparo, penciller ; Mike DeCarlo, inker ; Adrienne Roy, colorist ; John Costanza, letterer.
		The Death of Captain Marvel / by Jim Starlin ; colored by Steve Oliff ; lettered by James Novak ; edited by Al Milgrom ; editor-in-chief, Jim Shooter.
		Jim Starlin interview (13 p.) in David Anthony Kraft's Comics Interview no. 4.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/srri/starlin.htm (3925 words)

	Retarded Comic Book Fans vs Thanos - Comic Book Resources Forums (Site not responding. Last check: )
		How the hell can Jim Starlin overpower Thanos, not writing him "the level he's supposed to be at".
		And Starlin and others actually have shown the various points of where Thanos does get powered up, and how he got to be as powerful as he was in his first incarnation.
		Starlin has lost perspective on the character he created and is to vain to allow his creation to come second place to anybody.
	forums.comicbookresources.com /showthread.php?t=72961 (3067 words)

	And Jim Starlin wept. - Page 2 - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Starlin really kind of did us a favor, Thanos wasn't really Thanos in any of those stories.
		Just because Starlin gets stiff everytime he thinks of the big purple goon doesn't mean he should pull crap like that like a little baby.
		The Thanos losses had him out of character and less powerful, and that was a large, large sum of his appearances.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?p=7354564 (1165 words)

	JIM STARLIN @ ADELAIDE COMICS AND BOOKS
		Starlin came along in the early 1970s and was part of a wave of creators that emerged to bring a new life to comics.
		If Starlin was to be remembered for one thing and one thing only, then I'm sure he'd be happy for it to be Thanos.
		He was one of the first artists to experiment with fully painted covers for mainstream comic books, he was the first to create a character for the Marvel Universe and retain full ownership (Dreadstar); and has become of the most respected writer/artists in the field today.
	www.adelaidecomicsandbooks.com /starlin.htm (4849 words)

	Starlin, Nicieza Back at Marvel! San Diego Con This Weekend!
		Check out Jim Starlin’s web page at http://www.starlin.com for a couple of preview looks at the Namor comic (Scene reminds me of the picture from Crux #1) and Thanos miniseries (are look excellent on this one).
		Speaking of Jim Starlin, Check out his Kid Kosmos character, in the complete comic book http://www.kidkosmos.net/.
		Jim also briefly tells of this attempt to create the character, and the he had to walk away from it for six months, as it just was not right.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/11/102164 (425 words)

	DITKO LOOKED UP - 'The Ditko Influence' JIM STARLIN Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		JIM : I was reading them back when they were monster books : ''Fin Fang Foom,'' this dragon running around with a pair of swim shorts on.
		JIM : Yeah, he was always my favorite, him and Ditko.
		JIM : That's a tough one, because so much of what I got from Ditko was his head.
	www.ditko.comics.org /ditko/why/whystarl.html (180 words)

	Dreadstar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For the first time ever the first and complete arc (made up of the first 12 issues) from Starlin's epic saga is collected in one place.
		Dreadstar features the adventures of Vanth Dreadstar; Dreadstar the last survivor of the destroyed Milky Way galaxy found himself transported to the Empirical Galaxy where he was recruited by the sorcerer Syzygy Darklock to help bring an end to a two-hundred-year-old war between the corrupt Monarchy and the fanatical Instrumentality.
		Dreadstar (and Warlock before it) is perhaps the peak of Starlin's career, and at least the early volumes should not be missed by cosmic afficionados.
	tplist.millarworld.net /dreadstar.html (642 words)

	Comic creator: Jim Starlin
		From 1968 until 1971, he served in the U.S. Navy as a Photographer's Mate.
		Jim started drawing at Marvel Comics in 1972, and has been working on and off with comics ever since.
		He can be seen as the preeminent space saga storyteller.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/s/starlin.htm (81 words)

	SLG News
		SAN JOSE, CA - Jim Starlin, the popular writer-artist of comics favorites over three decades, announced this week that he is collecting the long out-of-print and hard-to-find early stories which spawned the long-running Dreadstar comic book series.
		In the time since this material first appeared, Starlin has been involved in several other projects, including writing Batman stories for DC Comics, including Batman: Death in the Family and Batman: the Cult, as well as the Gilgamesh II mini-series, and work on The Punisher and Silver Surfer for Marvel.
		For further information on Dreadstar, Jim Starlin, or other SLG titles and creators, contact Dan Vado or Bob Simpkins at 1-800-866-8929 or email Dan at dan@slavelabor.com or Bob at mr.bob@slavelabor.com.
	www.slavelabor.com /nf_dreadstar.html (557 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Brief
		The series -- created, written and illustrated by Starlin -- was released in single issue form (6 issues) beginning in 2004, and was completed in 2005.
		"[Jim] Starlin is one of the true masters of the comic book," said Dynamite Spokesperson J. Allen.
		A young orphan is chosen by a mysterious light from space to become the latest in a long line of cosmic guardians, super-powered defenders who are charged with protecting the galaxy.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=5027 (456 words)

	NEWSARAMA'S JIM STARLIN INTERVIEW, PART 2 - NEWSARAMA
		Starlin, I'm a huge fan literally, thanks for considering my question.
		He took unknown characters and not only they were a clear homage to the New Gods like Thanos and so forth by he gave new life to the old typical Kirby cosmic themes and adapted them into somthing better.
		Jim is born to do this(I know he did Cosmic Odyssey, etc...
	forum.newsarama.com /showthread.php?t=77127 (2800 words)

	Jim Shooter Returns To Valiant/Acclaim
		"...Jim Shooter is returning..." Jim was unemployed since his former bosses at "Golden Book" put the brakes on Broadway Comics (See lots of previous articles here by me at Suite 101 on Broadway Comics!!!)and didn't have much else to do...so what the heck!
		I am genuienly impressed that they were able to get Jim Starlin to do this.
		A top quality artist, unlike the 'second stringers' Jim used at 'Defiant'.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/26109/2 (258 words)

	Amazon.com: Dreadstar Volume 1 Part 1: Books: Jim Starlin (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cosmic swashbuckler Vanth Dreadstar, skull-faced mage Syzygy, and cat-man Oedi are battling to end the destructive galactic war between the two superpowers, the Instrumentality (church) and the Monarchy (state).
		The first complete chapter of Jim Starlin's epic saga, collected in two volumes, chronicling the adventures of Vanth Dreadstar, last survivor of the destroyed Milky Way Galaxy.
		Dreadstar finds himself transported to the Empirical Galaxy, where he is recruited by the sorcerer Syzygy Darklock to help bring an end to the 200-year-old war between the corrupt Monarchy and the fanatical Instrumentality.
	www.amazon.com /Dreadstar-1-Part-Jim-Starlin/dp/097496381X (685 words)

	GCD Database Search
		This is a fl and white 'Dreaditorial' cartoon/ad that pictures Archie Goodwin and Jim Starlin wearing a bag over his head.
		Jim Starlin (Script), Jim Starlin (Pencils), Jim Starlin (Inks), Daina Graziunas (Colors), Jim Novak (Letters).
		A short humorous photographic feature (with cartoon captions) that features Jim Starlin and Daina Graziunas and appears on the inside back cover.
	www.comics.org /details.lasso?id=38560 (153 words)

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