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	Mike's Amazing World of DC Comics
		Schaffenberger is perhaps best known for his work on Lois Lane is the 1960s.
		Kurt's work on Lois Lane and other Superman titles of the Silver Age, along with artist Curt Swan, helped to set an artistic vision for the character which became immediately identifiable and loved.
		Kurt will be missed, but he will always live on, every time I read one of those crazy Lois Lane stories from the 60's.
	www.dcindexes.com /planet/weeklyplanet.php?issue=3 (507 words)

	Kurt Schaffenberger (1920-2001) - SFWA News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Schaffenberger had the perhaps unique distinction of being a key "second string" artist for both members of one of comics' classic rivalries.
		For most of his career, Schaffenberger pencilled and inked his own work, but he also inked other artists (most notably, fellow Superman artist Curt Swan and Don Newton) and also was inked by others (Dave Hunt, for example).
		Schaffenberger's relationship with DC was not always a good one; he was the one artist in a "writer's revolt" of the 1960s, when key creative personnel sought benefits from management and were dischargered for their efforts.
	www.sfwa.org /news/schaffen.htm (220 words)

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		As a prolific comic book artist beginning in the early 1940s, Kurt Schaffenberger illustrated the adventures of Captain Marvel, Superman and Lois Lane.
		But Schaffenberger believed that DC flballed him for two years in the '70s, for trying to form a union for artists and writers.
		Schaffenberger's lighthearted style is a far cry from the so-called "dark style" that has been prevalent in comic books for the last 15 or so years.
	www.injersey.com /pagex/story/0,2506,652550,00.html (460 words)

	I Love Lois (Lane)
		Schaffenberger, artist on DC's Superman family of comics for more than four decades from the 1950s onwards, died January 24, 2002 at the age of 81.
		It was in Binder's barn that Schaffenberger honed his craft on the backgrounds for Captain Marvel, one of the Fawcett titles Binder handled.
		Art by Kurt Schaffenberger; all art is copyrighted by DC Comics, ACG, or its appropriate owner; this site is not meant to infringe on any copyrights, but solely as a tribute to Kurt Schaffenberger and the art he created for DC Comics' Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane in the 1960s and others.
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	Kurt Schaffenberger Dies Aged 81 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Kurt Schaffenberger, artist on DC's Superman family of comics for more than four decades from the 1950s onwards, died January 24 at the age of 81.
		Schaffenberger began his career in comics working on Fawcett's Captain Marvel, before moving to DC to draw Lois Lane, and Superman on an irregular basis.
		After a number of years as the main artist on Lois Lane Schaffenberger was moved by DC editorial across to Supergirl.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/101196489980836,print.htm (174 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire
		In the sixties Schaffenberger was thrown out of DC when he joined with a group of writers who protested the poor working conditions at DC Comics at the time.
		Schaffenberger was also instrumental in DC Comics revival of "Captain Marvel" in the 70s.
		"Kurt himself was a charming gentleman who reminded you of a classic character actor of the forties," Evanier said.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=847 (519 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Comic Books > Kurt Schaffenberger. 1920-2002.
		Kurt Schaffenberger was an old-school "hack" who did work for numerous titles through his long career.
		The reason I mentioned his passing at all is because I absolutely love his Lois Lane comics, the work he's best known for.
		His work, and others of the same period, were paid homage to in Flex Mentallo, in the part where the many transformation of Flex are shown.
	www.barbelith.com /topic/3390 (204 words)

	Lucy, Meet Lois. Lois, Say Hello to Lucy. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It’s a fan’s dream come true, but for me it has special resonance: Vogel put together my two obsessions for the first time in print, and like a big hit to the head, I realized why I love the wacky Lucy and the impetuous Lois.
		And although it doesn’t make me any less inclined to obsess about Lucy or Lois, or Kurt’s art, for that matter, I found it amusing that a total stranger would finally put it together for me.
		Except (unfortunately) Kurt never drew Lucy, as far as I know.
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	IGN: Comics in Context #27: Old King Cole
		In fact, Kurt Schaffenberger was one of the most distinctive and memorable artists of DC's Silver Age.
		There were no credits in most DC books back then, but Schaffenberger's style was unmistakable: the beauty of his women and the handsomeness of his men; the three-dimensional realism he gave the figures he drew; his range and sensitivity in depicting emotions, so appropriate to Lois's comics.
		Swan and Schaffenberger could each handle darkness and even tragedy in their work: think of Swan's "The Death of Superman" and Schaffenberger's "The Three Wives of Superman," both from the Silver Age.
	comics.ign.com /articles/595/595595p5.html (1351 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Scelsi" to "Schaffer"
		----------------------------------------------------- Schaffenberger, Kurt, 1920- The Adventures of Superman / by Patricia Relf ; illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger and David Hunt.
		Call no.: PN6728.B8D9 1979 ----------------------------------------------------- Schaffenberger, Kurt, 1920- "The Captive Princess" (Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane) / KS (=Kurt Schaffenberger).
		Indianapolis (Ind.) Call no.: PN6728.4.N3S48no.33 ----------------------------------------------------- Schaffenberger, Kurt, 1920- "Yes, Lowell, There is a Superman" (Superman) / Bob Rozakis, writer ; Kurt Schaffenberger, artist ; Ben Oda, letterer ; G. D'Angelo, colorist ; Julius Schwartz, editor.
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		Kurt Schaffenberger deserved a lot more recognition than he ever got.
		Unfortunately for us kids grabbing up copies of the tiny American Comics Group's offerings off the racks, Kurt's contributions were limited almost exclusively to the line's covers, the bulk of his output being published by the obviously more financially rewarding DC Comics.
		And all the while, while providing the requisite slam-bang slugfest the assignment called for, Schaffenberger never lost the twinkle in his art.
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	Kurt Schaffenberger dies, Jennifer Garner to play Electra?
		Comic book artist Kurt Schaffenberger died the evening of January 24, 2002 at the Shorrock Garden Nursing Home in Brick, New Jersey.
		Kurt was born in 1920 in Germany, but grew up in Hartford, Connecticut.
		In the sixties Schaffenberger drew Supergirl comics until he was thrown out of DC when he joined with a group of writers who protested the poor working conditions at DC Comics at the time.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/88843 (518 words)

	THE SILVER AGE SUPERMAN ANNUALS 4
		THE BRIDE OF LUTHOR (I) (Lois Lane-34/1) (1962) (Kurt Schaffenberger) (Superman Novaro-405/1)
		LOIS LANE, HAG (Lois Lane-40/1) (1963) (Kurt Schaffenberger) (Superman Novaro-427)
		THE UNKNOWN SUPERMAN (I) (Lois Lane-49/) (1964) (Kurt Schaffenberger)
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	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		Oddly enough, although the series' definitive artist, the wonderfully meticulous Kurt Schaffenberger, certainly had an appealing flair for this sort of material, it's apparent that Weisinger and his writers weren't nearly as simpatico with the female perspective.
		In fact, based on many of the Oddball stories in SUPERMAN'S GIRL FRIEND, LOIS LANE, these guys were downright misogynistic, and this issue is chock-full of astonishing examples of their openly hostile attitude toward women.
		The story opens with a splash-panel that depicts Lois as an Alpine mountain-climber, about to clamber onto a rock engraved with Kurt Schaffenberger's distinctive signature, accompanied by text that openly acknowledges many of the story devices regularly employed by Weisinger's writers::
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/oddball/index.cgi?date=2004-07-30 (2595 words)

	SuperLois (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Back to the standard crimson-and-blue for Lois Lane #8 in April 1959, by Alvin Schwartz and Kurt Schaffenberger.
		From Lois Lane 15, February 1960, by Otto Binder and Kurt Schaffenberger.
		"The Battle Between Super-Lois and Super-Lana" is by Jerry Siegel and Kurt Schaffenberger.
	www.supermanartists.comics.org /superwhoswho/SuperLois.html (263 words)

	Kurt Schaffenberger Books, Book Price Comparison at 130 bookstores
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		The Fawcett Companion examines the history of Fawcett Comics, publisher of Captain Marvel, The Marvel Family, Spy Smasher, Bulletman, Ibis the Invinci...
		Read the story of the preeminent Lois Lane artist and important early Captain Marvel artist who brought a touch of humor and whimsy to super-hero comi...
	www.bookfinder4u.com /search_author/Kurt_Schaffenberger.html (262 words)

	SUPERMAN'S GIRL FRIEND LOIS LANE
		LOIS LANE-1.1 APR /// The Bombshell of the Boulevards /// Kurt Schaffenberger
		LL-10.2 JUL /// Lois Lane's Romeo /// Kurt Schaffenberger
		LL-26.2 JUL /// Lois Lane's Childhood /// Kurt Schaffenberger
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	eBay.co.uk - kurt, kurt geiger, Music Memorabilia, Non-Fiction Books items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Kurt Busch 2004 Action 1/24 #97 Crown Iroc Chrome
		KURT VONNEGUT SIGNED x4 Ltd #rd 1st RED SHARK Thompson
		Genuine - Kurt Geiger - Knee High Boots!!!
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	Superman index, part 4
		Synopsis: After a Superman robot is destroyed on an underwater mission, undersea explorer Mark Vine salvages its super-sensory apparatus, fashions them into gadgets his daughter Morna can use, and enables her to become a star reporter for the Daily Planet.
		Synopsis: After an experiment in which his mind is briefly put into Batman’s body and vice versa and a brief exposure to Red Kryptonite, Superman has recurring dreams which symbolize Batman, Robin, and their arch-foes.
		Synopsis: A scientist of the 27th Century creates a super-robot named Captain Incredible, with powers that exceed those of Superman, to be his aide, but the stress of travelling back to the 20th Century turns the robot into Superman’s enemy.
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	Amazon.ca: Fawcett Companion: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Beck (Author), Jerry Ordway (Author), Kurt Schaffenberger (Author), Alex Ross (Author)
		Presented here are interviews and features on C.C. Beck, Pete Costanza, Marc Swayze, Will Lieberson, Otto Binder, Rod Reed, Ginny Provisiero, and more, with behind-the-scenes looks at how the company operated from its 1940 beginnings until ceasing publication in 1953 in the wake of a legal battle with the owners of Superman.
		Also included is an index of all Fawcett comics published, plus rare and unpublished artwork by Beck, Swayze, Kurt Schaffenberger, Mac Raboy, Alex Toth, George Evans, Alex Ross, & more!
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/1893905101 (269 words)

	Craig Hamrick.com: Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		We met in the mid-1990s while we were working at Computer Shopper magazine, and one day we realized that we both had fond childhood memories of Lois Lane comic books drawn by artist Kurt Schaffenberger.
		Before Kurt's death, we were also lucky enough to meet the artist and buy some pages directly from him, at a comic convention in New Jersey a few years ago.
		We're collaborating on a fun new series of books called TV Tidbits, and I've edited his three Lucille Ball books, Lucy A to Z, Lucy in Print, and the Lucille Ball Trivia Quiz.
	www.craighamrick.com /links.html (1644 words)

	Best Book Buys - Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
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		by E.Nelson Birdwell, Romeo Tanghal, Ramona Fradon, Kurt Schaffenberger
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	Alibris: Mark Voger
		Hero Gets Girl!: The Life & Art of Kurt Schaffenberger
		Read the story of the preeminent Lois Lane artist and important early Captain Marvel artist who brought a touch of humor and whimsy to super-hero comics!
		This profusely illustrated biography covers Kurt's life from his entry into comics in the 1940s to his passing in 2002, featuring hundreds of never-before-published photos and illustrations, and...
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Mark_Voger (196 words)

	GCD Database Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Cover thumbnails are used for identification purposes only.
		Kurt Schaffenberger (Superman head drawn by Wayne Boring) (Pencils) Kurt Schaffenberger (Inks)
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	Superman index, part 6
		Synopsis: Comedian and TV host Johnny Nevada is transformed into a sand-monster, and the only way Superman can return him to normalcy is with a super-laugh.
		Synopsis: Pete Ross’s son is endangered by a disease and the lack of his will to live, so Superman tries to give Jon Ross what he most wants to know, the revelation of his secret identity...but Jon won’t believe that the Man of Steel is really Clark Kent.
		Synopsis: Lori Lemaris is accidentally caught by a trio of Russians illegally fishing inside America’s 200-mile limit.
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	The SF Site: In Memoriam 2002
		In the late 60s, Schaffenberger and other staff members at DC demanded better working conditions and benefits which led to a period when he was not given work by DC.
		, who directed the Hugo Award-winning "Slaugherhouse-Five" based on Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.'s novel of the same name, died from complications with Parkinson's Disease in Manhattan on December 27.
		Hill won an Oscar in 1973 for directing the Paul Newman-Robert Redford film "The Sting" and was also nominated for "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid."
	www.sfsite.com /columns/steven144.htm (8060 words)

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		And my first job will be to destroy the leading symbol of law and justice on Earth...
		Superman (1972s SUPERMAN #249, by Cary Bates, Dick Dillin and Neal Adams, with supplementary material from 1981s NEW ADVENTURES OF SUPERBOY #23, by Bates, Kurt Schaffenberger and Dave Hunt).
		Terra-Man made his final bow in 1986s DC COMICS PRESENTS #96 (by Dan Miskin and Gary Cohn, Joe Staton and Kurt Schaffenberger), wherein relatively new hero Blue Devil was drafted into defending Metropolis against Terra-Man while the Man of Steel took care of a related threat in outer space.
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