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1916 - 1989. Known for: Comics.
George Papp (American, 1916-1989), began his freelance career as a comic artist with DC Comics (then known as National) in 1938. Over the next 30 years, he primarily worked with DC although he did... Read full biography
George Papp (American, 1916-1989), began his freelance career as a comic artist with DC Comics (then known as National) in 1938. Over the next 30 years, he primarily worked with DC although he did contribute some work at Columbia Comics and Harvey Comics. He was co-creator on Congo Bill with... Read full biography
George Papp (American, 1916-1989), began his freelance career as a comic artist with DC Comics (then known as National) in 1938. Over the next 30 years, he primarily worked with DC although he did contribute some work at Columbia Comics and Harvey Comics. He was co-creator on Congo Bill with Whitney Ellsworth and on his best-known character Green Arrow with Mort Weisinger. After a short stint in the Army during World War II, he returned to DC and Green Arrow and later picked up work as the... Read full biography
George Papp (American, 1916-1989), began his freelance career as a comic artist with DC Comics (then known as National) in 1938. Over the next 30 years, he primarily worked with DC although he did contribute some work at Columbia Comics and Harvey Comics. He was co-creator on Congo Bill with Whitney Ellsworth and on his best-known character Green Arrow with Mort Weisinger. After a short stint in the Army during World War II, he returned to DC and Green Arrow and later picked up work as the primary artist on Superboy until he left comics. It was during his second tenure with DC that he drew the first appearance of Bizarro in Superboy #68 and Mon-El in Superboy #89. His work also appeared now and then in other DC titles until his departure... Read full biography
George Papp (American, 1916-1989), began his freelance career as a comic artist with DC Comics (then known as National) in 1938. Over the next 30 years, he primarily worked with DC although he did contribute some work at Columbia Comics and Harvey Comics. He was co-creator on Congo Bill with Whitney Ellsworth and on his best-known character Green Arrow with Mort Weisinger. After a short stint in the Army during World War II, he returned to DC and Green Arrow and later picked up work as the primary artist on Superboy until he left comics. It was during his second tenure with DC that he drew the first appearance of Bizarro in Superboy #68 and Mon-El in Superboy #89. His work also appeared now and then in other DC titles until his departure in 1968. He subsequently worked in commercial art and advertising.
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Slide 1 of 3: George Papp More Fun Comics #74 Green Arrow Story Page 1 Original Art (DC, 1941)
George Papp More Fun Comics #74 Green Arrow Story Page 1 Original Art (DC, 1941)
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George Papp More Fun Comics #74 Story Page 4 Original Art (DC, 1941)
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George Papp Adventure Comics #174 Green Arrow Story Page 1 Original Art (DC, 1952)
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New York. 1921 - 2013
Superhero comic illustration, Batman and Superman
New York. 1919 - 2008
Comic book illustration
United States. Born 1947
Comics
New York, Connecticut, Minnesota. 1920 - 1996
Comic book illustration-Superman
New York, South Carolina, Oregon. 1943 - 2006
Comic strip art-superheroes
United States. 1923 - 1989
Comic strip
United States. Born 1949
Illustration-comic
Ohio, New York, Florida, Minnesota. 1905 - 1987
Super hero comic book artist-Superman, penciller
New York. 1941 - 2022
Comic book-Batman and commercial artist
Tennessee. Born 1961
Comic strip
United Kingdom. Born 1956
Drawing, comics
New York. Born 1931
Spider-Man comic strip
New York, North Carolina. 1926 - 2015
Comic strip and comic book art, superhero drawing
New York. 1925 - 2013
Comic strip illustration, Batman
New York. 1927 - 1998
Illustration-magazine, comics
New York, Florida. 1920 - 2013
Comic book artist-penciller
New York, Kansas, Indiana. 1917 - 1982
Comic book and magazine illustration, penciller
United States. 1929 - 1981
Book and newspaper comic strip artist, penciller
United States. Born 1951
Illustration-comic book
New York / England, United Kingdom. Born 1949
Comic illustration, 'Conan the Barbarian'
Florida, New York. 1920 - 2012
Comic strip artist-Batman
New York. Born 1936
Comic book illustrations
New York. 1927 - 2018
Comic book art, "'Spider Man"
United States. Born 1940
Comic strip
California. 1880 - 1958
Comic strip
New York. 1952 - 2023
Comic book artist, illustration
United States. 1950 - 2007
Illustration
Massachusetts. Born 1963
Superhero comic illustration, penciller, inker
New York, Florida, Minnesota. 1910 - 1989
Cartoons, comic book artist-Captain Marvel, penciller, woodblock prints
United States. 20/21st century
Illustration-comics
United States. Born 1947
Illustrator-comic book