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- Published by Everett M. Arnold, Quality Comics produced a 16-page Sunday comics supplement that was syndicated to major newspapers and Eisner's contribution was to write and draw a comic called “The Spirit.”
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Here, Eisner created comic strips, art directed magazines, created stage designs, illustrated various magazines published at his high school, and in general honed the skills that he would rely on so profoundly in a few short years.
Eisner has been recognized for his work with the National Cartoonists Society Comic Book Award for 1967, 1968, 1969, 1987 and 1988, as well as its Story Comic Book Award in 1979, [50] and its Reuben Award in 1998.
Eisner also attempted to launch other comic book magazines, but most either lasted one single issue, like Baseball Comics (1949) and Kewpies (1949), or John Law and Pirate Comics, which remained unpublished.
Feb 2, 2011 · Originally published in The Comics Journal 267, 2005. Eisner incorporates the television of his time — radio — into the February 16th, 1941 Spirit story, “Radio Station WLXK" My first attempt to interview Will Eisner was in August 1961.
Feb 18, 2019 · In 1936, high-school friend and fellow cartoonist Bob Kane, the creator of Batman, suggested that the 19-year-old Eisner try selling cartoons to the new comic book “Wow, What A Magazine!” Wow Editor Jerry Iger published an Eisner comic strip called “Captain Scott Dalton,” a hero who traveled the world after rare artifacts.
The judgment may seem counterintuitive: although his super-hero creation The Spirit was syndicated in a variety of newspapers during the 1940s and early 1950s, Eisner did not create Superman, Spider-Man, Batman, or any of the other characters beloved of comic-book aficionados.
Mar 6, 2017 · It was a client, not Eisner himself, who conceived the idea of selling comic book stories to newspapers. They hired him to create, write, design, and produce a weekly 16-page syndicated package, no small accomplishment in itself.
