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| − | '''Ed Herron''' was a writer for DC Comics. This article pertains to Ed's DC body of work only. |
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| + | | RealName = France Edward Herron |
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| + | | Pseudonyms = France Herron; Eddie Herron; France "Ed" Herron |
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| + | | Employers = DC Comics; Fawcett; Marvel Comics |
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| + | | Titles = Writer |
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| + | | Gender = Male |
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| − | ==Bibliography== |
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| + | | YearOfBirth = 1918 |
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| − | ''Unless otherwise stated, credit listings apply to either an entire comic issue or to the primary story of each individual issue.''<br> |
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| + | | MonthOfBirth = 7 |
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| + | | DayOfBirth = 23 |
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| + | | YearOfDeath = 1966 |
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| + | | MonthOfDeath = 9 |
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| + | | DayOfDeath = 2 |
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| + | | CityOfBirth = |
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| + | | StateOfBirth = Ohio |
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| + | | CountryOfBirth = United States |
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| + | | Creations = [[Firefly]], [[Batman of Zur-En-Arrh]]; [[Clock King]]; [[Calvin Carson (New Earth)|Cave Carson]], [[Marcus of Rome (New Earth)|Golden Gladiator]] |
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| + | | First = World's Finest Vol 1 28 |
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| + | | PersonalHistory = |
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| − | *[[All-American Men of War 51 (1957)#Elbow Room|All-American Men of War #51]] ''(3rd story)'' |
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| + | France Edward Herron was born in Ohio and grew up in West Virginia. Herron joined the U.S. Army in 1942, where he wrote for the military newspaper ''Stars and Stripes''. |
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| − | *[[All-American Men of War 52 (1957)|All-American Men of War #52]] |
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| − | *[[All-American Men of War 54 (1958)#Stairway of War|All-American Men of War #54]] ''(3rd story)'' |
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| − | *[[All-American Men of War 54 (1958)#Soften 'Em Up|All-American Men of War #54]] ''(4th story)'' |
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| − | *[[All-American Men of War 57 (1958)#Lame Duck Glider|All-American Men of War #57]] ''(4th story)'' |
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| − | *[[Star-Spangled War Stories 59 (1957)#The Track of the Treads|Star-Spangled War Stories #59]] ''(3rd story)'' |
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| − | *[[Star-Spangled War Stories 67 (1958)#Low Priority Target|Star-Spangled War Stories #67]] ''(4th story)'' |
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| − | *[[World's Finest 159 (Volume 1, 1966)#Green Arrow|World's Finest (Volume 1) #159]] ''(2nd story)'' |
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| + | Herron died in September 1966. |
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| + | | ProfessionalHistory = |
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| + | '''Ed Herron''' was a comic book writer and editor, active on the time periods known as the Golden Age and Silver Age of Comics. He worked for [[Marvel Comics]]' predecesor ''"Timely Comics"'' on the title ''Captain America'', where he created the character "Red Skull". He first started working for [[DC Comics]] in 1947 on titles such as [[World's Finest Vol 1|World's Finest]] and [[Adventure Comics Vol 1|Adventure Comics]]. Later on he worked on various other titles including [[Superman Vol 1|Superman]], [[Batman Vol 1|Batman]], [[Detective Comics Vol 1|Detective Comics]], [[Tomahawk Vol 1|Tomahawk]], [[Our Army at War Vol 1|Our Army at War]], [[Star-Spangled War Stories Vol 1|Star-Spangled War Stories]] and many more. |
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| + | He worked for DC until 1965, after which he started working for Harvey Comics and some newspaper strips until his death in 1966. |
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| − | [[Category:Writers|Herron, Ed]] |
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| + | * [https://comicbookdb.com/creator.php?ID=3378 Herron at The Comic Book Database] |
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| + | * {{WP2|France Herron}} |
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Revision as of 16:34, 8 July 2020
Ed Herron (b. 7 23, 1918 – d.9 2, 1966) was a writer.
Professional History
Ed Herron was a comic book writer and editor, active on the time periods known as the Golden Age and Silver Age of Comics. He worked for Marvel Comics' predecesor "Timely Comics" on the title Captain America, where he created the character "Red Skull". He first started working for DC Comics in 1947 on titles such as World's Finest and Adventure Comics. Later on he worked on various other titles including Superman, Batman, Detective Comics, Tomahawk, Our Army at War, Star-Spangled War Stories and many more.
He worked for DC until 1965, after which he started working for Harvey Comics and some newspaper strips until his death in 1966.
Personal History
France Edward Herron was born in Ohio and grew up in West Virginia. Herron joined the U.S. Army in 1942, where he wrote for the military newspaper Stars and Stripes.
Herron died in September 1966.