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James Shooter (born September 27, 1951) is an American writer, editor and publisher for various comic books. He started professionally in the medium at the age of 14, and he is most notable for his successful and controversial run as Marvel Comics' ninth editor-in-chief, and his work as editor in chief of Valiant Comics.
== Early life ==
jim shooter was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to parents Ken and Eleanor "Ellie" Shooter, who are of Polish descent.
#324: March 1978 (w/Will & Kevin Hines) - "Again, the Enforcers!"
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Sunday Conversation: Al Milgrom, Pt. 1
Remember waiting at the drugstore for the news distributor’s truck, then watching the druggist fill the spinner rack with fresh comics? In this two-part Word Balloon conversation, Al Milgrom takes us from that thrill of discovering new books into the Marvel Bullpen, where he worked as a penciler, i…
Sunday Conversation: Al Milgrom, Pt.2
In Part 2 of our conversation with comic book veteran Al Milgrom, we dig into the stories behind the pages , and beyond them. Al shares his memories of the legendary style of Wally Wood and offers insights into the creative genius of Murphy Anderson.Then, the spotlight shifts to the editorial trenc…
Secret Wars & Secret Wars II: Toys, Tie-Ins, and a Tale of Two Sagas
Sean flies solo this week for a deep dive into two of Marvel's biggest '80s crossover events: Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars (1984) and Secret Wars II (1985). The toy deal that started it all, the editorial gamble that followed, and why one series is beloved while the other gets dragged — Sean's g…
Unicron debunks the Fermi Paradox
The air in the recording booth is stale. It is October 1985. Orson Welles—the greatest cinematic imagination of the 20th century, the auteur director who gave us Citizen Kane, the showman who panicked a nation with a radio broadcast—is sitting in a chair, wheezing.
He is dying.
He will…
#890 NOT Jack Kirby’s “Black Panther”: Oh, right! He’s an Avenger!
Jack Kirby left Marvel with one issue of his Kiber storyline left to go. We don’t know if he left notes on what was to happen, but in Black Panther #13, Jim Shooter and Ed Hannigan presented a competent but comparatively wordy conclusion to the story. Then, while Kirby’s ’70s Marvel work kept the r…
Jim Starlin – June 2018 – CONversations with Craig
Before Thanos became the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s resident universe-threatening problem, Jim Starlin was drawing Hulk stories on a homemade desk while stationed in the Philippines. Recorded live at San Francisco Comic Con in Oakland in June 2018, this conversation traces the psychology class tha…
#330: MONARCH by the Month 05 - "The Mega-Monsters From Beyond!" (preview)
Every other week, we focus on a Marvel series that sits on the fringes of mainstream Marvel continuity. The first episode of every new series that we cover is available on the public feed. The rest of the episodes are exclusive to our Patreon supporters.
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(79) Avengers: Something Nefarious This Way Comes
Scott and I are back with Avengers #164 to 166 from 1977, written by Jim Shooter with early pencils by John Byrne in his first run on the team. Count Nefaria comes out of the shadows with a plan that turns him into something far scarier than a crime boss, and Earth’s Mightiest Heroes find themselve…
MBTM Two-In-One (Week): Gary Groth on Jim Steranko
Gary Groth is the editor-in-chief of The Comics Journal, which old comics heads will remember as having a very tumultuous relationship with Marvel Comics—and especially Jim Shooter—over the years. He's also the co-founder and publisher of Fantagraphics, which has been partnering with Marvel over th…
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