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	Ron Marz Initial Ion Thoughts
		RON MARZ: I wanted somebody who was going to be different from the Green Lanterns who had gone before, especially Hal.
		MARZ: When Dan and I sat down to talk about the project, the thing that was most intriguing to me was that Kyle wouldn't be standing still.
		MARZ: Jeromy Cox is our colorist, and I couldn't be happier because I've been a fan of his stuff for years, but I've never worked with him before.
	www.strange-haven.com /news/012906/ron-marz-initial-ion-thoughts.html (1625 words)

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		Ron: I liked some of my SB issues, but in general I never felt like I left my mark on the book or the character.
		Ron: There is actually one more SBoy story I want to do -- him running away to the future to join the Legion, where he meets himself -- still stuck at 16 years old.
		Ron: I frankly think it has to do with their books being BETTER than those of their elders.
	members.tripod.com /~teensdc/marz.htm (1218 words)

	PopImage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Ron Marz is one of the most prolific and well-known writers in the business today, whose credits range from DC, Marvel, and CrossGen.
		Ron Marz's background is one that also prepared him very much for the field of writing.
		Marz is also very impressed and honoured to be working with some of the most talented artists in comic books today.
	www.popimage.com /content/viewnews.cgi?newsid1047886392,40401, (913 words)

	Westfield Comics[tm], a premier mail-order retailer. Ron Marz interview.
		Ron Marz: It's actually an idea Jeff Johnson showed me six or seven years ago.
		Marz: Aaron Chiang is the lead character, the Dragon Prince.
		Marz: It's a Darkness story set during the golden age of piracy, and the art alone is worth the price of admission.
	westfieldcomics.com /wow/frm_int_107.html (773 words)

	Paperback Reader : Review of Witchblade #93 by Chris Partin
		Sure, you’ve noticed Ron Marz’s name on the cover and thought, “Hey, he use to write Green Lantern.” Or, “Isn’t he one of those CrossGen guys?” Or even, “Man, where has he been?” If you’re asking the last question you’re obviously not paying much attention these days, but we’ll let that slide for now.
		Who knows, but Ron Marz is a great writer and he’s doing everything in his ability to provide readers with some of the best stories he’s ever written.
		Marz has written some great stories over his career and what he is doing in Witchblade eclipses all of those.
	www.paperbackreader.com /review.php?ReviewID=1228 (638 words)

	s h o t g u n r e v i e w s (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Ron Marz has always handled the idea of power vs. responsibility well; here he’s constructed an intelligent book with an appealing lead character that struggles with real issues.
		Marz has also imbued the book with an air of romantic entanglement that’s hard to sustain in more mainstream titles.
		Another treatise on power and the individual by Ron Marz, Scion tells the story of Ethan, a young noble whose family, the Herons, have held conflict with the rival Ravens for generations.
	www.shotgunreviews.com /comics/crossgentpb.html (1128 words)

	The S.I.C.K. O.' Marz FAQ
		Thankfully, Marz only lasted about a year on Snore (which has since passed to the hands of Roy Thomas and, thankfully, on to Warren Ellis and now William Messner-Loebs), for it was at this time that Marz was called to give Green Lantern...The Treatment.
		Marz then has a pointless issue where Hal attempts to bring Coast City back with his ring, only to be told by the Guardians "What's done is done." Which is actually the last sensible thing anyone does in this book to the present day.
		Apparently, Ron Marz was given an outline for the Emerald Twaddle storyline.
	www.eyrie.org /~drizzt/sickofaq.html (5309 words)

	Ron Marz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Marz reported receiving numerous hate letters and death threats [1] [2].
		He recently returned to Green Lantern to pen the final arc of the book's second volume; a fitting send-off for Kyle Rayner, who is not the focus of the current volume (written by Geoff Johns and focusing on the previous ring-bearer, Hal Jordan).
		Having been a lifelong fan of the character, Ron was the brain behind Moonstone Books' 2006 Annual featuring The Phantom, and was responsible for getting writers Chuck Dixon, Mike Bullock, Tony Bedard and Rafael Nieves participate with chapters for the book.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ron_Marz (267 words)

	Ron Marz
		Ron Marz is an American comic book writer.
		His was a fitting send-off for Kyle Rayner, who is not the focus of the current volume (written by Geoff Johns and focusing on the previous ring-bearer, Hal Jordan).
		Marz's current work includes a number of Top Cow books including Witchblade and an upcoming Cyberforce relaunch.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Ron_Marz.php (282 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Ron Marz et al - Batman/Tarzan: Claws of the Catwoman at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Ron Marz et al - Batman/Tarzan: Claws of the Catwoman
		I had seen his work before, on such things as Marvel's Silver Surfer and DC's Green Lantern, and had never become sufficiently enthused to make a regular subscription to any of the comics he was writing monthly in the 1990s.
		These quotes illustrate Marz's appreciation of the fundamental philosophical differences between Batman and Tarzan, which continues through the rest of the story and makes this more memorable than several of the unlikely crossovers of other franchise characters that I've seen in the past.
	www.epinions.com /content_15279099524 (1245 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		It's often remarked that the artists at CrossGen grow by leaps and bounds once they join the company, but rarely is the spotlight shone on the writers that have been amassed by the Florida based company.
		Marz has made a great effort to expand his creative horizons with "The Path" and the exploration of spiritualism is a way he's doing just that.
		But it was one of the real focal points of 'The Path.' I was really drawn to the idea of the main character having his entire belief system shattered, of having this man of god be forced into being a man of war.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=2801 (2192 words)

	Review: Witchblade #88
		Marz has proven himself as a more-than-capable writer in the past and is responsible for the only interesting Green Lantern stories in the past three decades, so he at least warrants a tryout.
		Marz has proven himself on Green Lantern and a variety of DC books in years past, and he also did a lot of good work at Crossgen (which is sorely missed).
		However, his work in Witchblade is stagnant: the plot reads like any other generic police melodrama; the moral and social questions are addressed in the over-acted style of an after-school special; and nothing really happens — the characters go through the motions and have as little interest in their lives as we do.
	www.comiccritique.com /st/grevSt169.html (679 words)

	Sequential Tart: Ron Marz - Marz Attacks! (vol III/iss 5/May 2000)
		Marz didn't have to prove anything; the proof was in the sales figures!
		Marz, who's no stranger to the sci-fi and fantasy genres, will be scribing Scion and Mystic.
		Ron Marz: Looking through my older brother's old comics when I was quite small.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/may00/marz.shtml (2741 words)

	Ron Frenz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ron is known for his frequent collaborations with writer DeFalco, including the short-lived series A-Next.
		Several of Frenz's creations/co-creations have gone on to be featured in regular or mini series at both Marvel and DC including Thunderstrike, New Warriors and Strange Visitor.
		DeFalco has called Ron one of his favorite collaborators, and the creative team of DeFalco, Frenz and inker Josef Rubinstein produced one of the most acclaimed runs The Amazing Spider-Man.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ron_Frenz (449 words)

	Ron Marz & Jim Cheung Salute The Great Hal Foster!
		Writer Ron Marz and penciler Jim Cheung--together with inker Mark Morales and colorist Jason Keith--set out to salute the legendary Hal Foster and his classic creation Prince Valiant...and boy, did they knock this one out of the park!
		Designed as an homage to the Sunday newspaper strips (which ran from 1937 to 1971), this stand-alone issue gives a nod not only to Foster's lush artwork, but also to his innovative use of detailed images paired with blocks of texts.
		Marz was always a huge fan of the Valiant strip, and decided that he and Cheung's final issue of SCION would be the perfect place to deliver this personal homage.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/106061725835092.htm (218 words)

	Comic-Book Superstore: Super-Heroes: DC Comics: Green Lantern
		Writer Ron Marz and artists Darryl Banks, Paul Pelletier and Romeo Tanghal (GREEN LANTERN: A NEW DAWN and GREEN LANTERN: EMERALD KNIGHTS) return to continue the chronicle of Green Lantern Kyle Rayner.
		Florida-based writer Ron Marz began his writing career as a journalist but traded in his press badge for comic-book writing in 1990 when he determined that it was more fun to make up stories than report them.
		He is notorious among fans of the DC Universe for co-creating the new Green Lantern, Kyle Rayner, who battles against the acid-blooded Aliens of sci-fi film lore in the hit cross-over graphic novel adventure, Green Lantern vs. Aliens, co-published by Dark Horse and DC Comics.
	www.zianet.com /comic-booksuperstore/dc/greenlantern2.html (1138 words)

	Sequential Tart: Ron Marz - Journey to Marz (vol IV/iss 6/June 2001)
		It's been a year since Ron Marz moved down to Oldsmar, Florida to join a fledgling company called CrossGen.
		Today CrossGen is gaining fans daily and Ron is the driving force behind two of CrossGen's best selling titles.
		Ron Marz: It's really the truest "fantasy" book we've done at CrossGen.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/june01/marz.shtml (1624 words)

	COMICON.com: RON MARZ INITIAL ION THOUGHTS
		Your hero has what's billed as "the most powerful weapon in the universe," but he's gonna get his ass handed to him if he meets a guy with a banana in one hand and a bottle of mustard in the other.
		Not as good as Adams but as Ron Marz says, this guy is young.
		Marz writing Kyle is enough to sell me. The art isn't drop dead wonderful, but it's still VERY good.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=36;t=004682 (2250 words)

	Comics Continuum
		At MegaCon last weekend, CrossGen writer Ron Marz said that his third title, Sojourn, will play into fantasy aspects.
		Marz said that with the Lord of the Rings movie coming out later this year, it's a good time to launch Sojourn.
		Marz said that, like his other titles, Sojourn does tie into the CrossGen Universe.
	www.comicscontinuum.com /stories/0103/06/index.htm (1441 words)

	Ron Marz Returns To Green Lantern
		According to Newsarama, former CrossGen exclusive scribe Ron Marz will once again write the DC series Green Lantern.
		Marz’s return run on the title will last six issues and begins with #176.
		In the interview Marz says he won’t be trying to tie up loose ends from his previous run on
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/106556152520783.htm (123 words)

	Ron Marz delivers urban robot tales in Pantheon City!
		Pantheon City follows the story of Sam, a smart young girl looking for a fresh start, who finds herself in danger within minutes of her arrival in Pantheon City.
		Through the series, Marz weaves a riveting story of corruption, power and survival in the strange, mechanical city.
		Pantheon City features story by Ron Marz and art by Clement Sauve.
	comicbookbin.com /news895.html (216 words)

	comicblog » Blog Archive » Ron Marz (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		We’re pleased to announce the addition of Ron Marz to the ComicBloc.
		This entry was posted on Tuesday, January 17th, 2006 at 5:57 pm and is filed under ComicBloc Postings.
		Anyway, Ron Marz is one of the most important guardians of this sector, so I think that everybody must be please to receive him and be greatfull of receive his wisdom!
	blog.comicbloc.com.cob-web.org:8888 /?p=32 (133 words)

	Emerald Dawn -Archive checklist 1999
		Reprinting GREEN LANTERN (3rd series) #59, #66-67 and #70-75, this issues feature Kyle learning the ropes of super-heroism with help from Batman, Wonder Woman, Captain Marvel, the Flash, and more; and fighting against menaces ranging from Sonar to Grayven (the son of Darkseid) alongside John Stewart, Donna Troy and the rest of the Darkstars.
		In Part 1 (written by GREEN LANTERN's Ron Marz), we learn what would have happened if the infant Superman's rocket had landed on the planet Oa instead of Earth.
		Amidst this relationship turmoil comes deadly carnage as Green Lantern investigates the geysers of hellfire erupting from the streets and encounters the Enchantress, a woman whose magic cannot be stopped by GL's ring.
	www.emeralddawn.com /checklists/archive99.htm (3906 words)

	WiR - Ron Marz responds
		For Ron, it must actually be a relief to be asked about the death of anyone but Hal Jordan.
		Proving that many comics fans take their favorite characters WAY too seriously, Ron has taken the heat for years now for killing the Silver Age Green Lantern in an editorially-mandated and infamous storyline.
		If we want to save our industry, maybe we should stop ignoring half the population as possible readers.
	www.unheardtaunts.com /wir/c-rmar.html (1010 words)

	Marz Attacks!
		This page is essentially written by Ron Marz.
		While I was quite happy to be working with Ron Lim again, and I thought Ron did just a great job on the art, I felt like my pacing on the story just didn't work.
		Um, let's see GL-Nightwing is a good possibility as a bookshelf-format project, probably two issues, sometime in the second half of '99.
	www.members.tripod.com /~Lantern_light/marz-attacks.htm (2269 words)

	JLA/Avengers! Comic Book Idol Contest???
		The funny comments are from Larson who repeats 90% of his dribble for all contestants and has no idea what CrossGen characters are supposed to look like.
		"In this talent contest, the audience decides who moves on to subsequent rounds, and it doesn't matter who Joe Quesada's favorite is, or how much Ron Marz wants to work with one contestant, or even how much Jamie Rich hates someone's art--ultimately the Comic Book Idol will be the people's choice," stated J. Torres.
		I mean, this man shows up the day after his third child is born--beat and sleep deprived--to post some very constructive criticism for our contestants that, in a couple of cases, put certain artists on cloud nine.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/103296 (446 words)

	GENIS APPEARANCES GUIDE PART 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Please e-mail marvelite@aol.com with any additional information or if you are interested in writing reviews.
		Genis also meets the Silver Surfer for the first time, learns about his past and that his father is Captain Mar-Vell, is given Nega Bands by his mother, Elysius, faces Ronan the Accuser, and takes on the name Legacy.
		Legacy confronts Nitro with the intention of killing him to avenge his father's death, but, after defeating him, chooses to have him imprisoned on Titan.
	marvelite.prohosting.com /surfer/cmarvel/guide1.html (1041 words)

	Richmond Comix Interviews-RAISING HELLBOY: Mike Mignola on the development of Hellboy and his work past, present, and ...
		Writer Ron Marz is responsible for bringing the current Green
		LANTERN, both Marz and Rayner have generated much controversy.
		RON MARZ: That was a decision that was made by DC editorial.
	www.richmondcomix.com /irving/marz.html (1726 words)

	Amazon.de: Crisis of Faith (Path): English Books: Ron Marz,Bart Sears,Mark Pennington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Amazon.de: Crisis of Faith (Path): English Books: Ron Marz,Bart Sears,Mark Pennington
		von Ron Marz, Bart Sears (Illustrator), Mark Pennington (Illustrator)
		Und Ron Marz' bester Comic bei CrossGen bleibt Sojourn.
	www.amazon.de /Crisis-Faith-Path-Ron-Marz/dp/1931484325 (500 words)

	A questions for Mr. Marz. - Comic Book Resources Forums
		I don't know if you remember me or not, but my first exposure to participating on a message board was the 2004 election debates that took place on your old forum.
		But the game will be out next year.
		Way to send my buddies and I to Speculation City for almost four hours, Ron!
	forums.comicbookresources.com /showthread.php?p=3879586#post3879586 (289 words)

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