Whitney Ellsworth

Whitney Ellsworth
Real Name	Fredric Whitney Ellsworth
Pseudonyms	G. Wayman Jones; C.K.M. Scanlon; Robert Wallace
Employers	DC Comics
Job Titles	Writer · Penciler · Inker · Editor
Characteristics
Gender	Male
Date of Birth	November 27, 1908
Date of Death	September 7, 1980
Place of Birth	Brooklyn, New York, United States of America
Creations	Little Linda Congo Bill
First publication	New Fun Comics #2 (March, 1935)

Whitney Ellsworth (b. November 27, 1908 – d.September 7, 1980) was a writer.

Professional History

Frederic Whitney Ellsworth was a writer and editor for National Allied Publications and National Periodical Publications, both predecessor companies to DC Comics. He is recognized for his extensive contributions to the Golden Age and Silver Age eras of super-hero comic strips, as well as the creation of the character Congo Bill.

Whitney also served in the capacity of writer and producer for several television projects including the 1954 television series, The Adventures of Superman.

Work History

• Whitney Ellsworth/Executive Editor
• Whitney Ellsworth/Editor
• Whitney Ellsworth/Writer
• Whitney Ellsworth/Penciler
• Whitney Ellsworth/Inker
• Whitney Ellsworth/Cover Artist
• Whitney Ellsworth/Producer
• Whitney Ellsworth/Creations
• Whitney Ellsworth's Images as a Penciler
• Whitney Ellsworth's Images as an Inker
• Whitney Ellsworth's Images as a Cover Artist

External Links

• Whitney Ellsworth at Wikipedia.org