- A
letterhack is a fan who is
regularly published in
magazine and
American comic book
letter columns. The term
comes from fanspeak, the
slang of science...
- Mid-Nite. DC
editor Julius Schwartz gave M.I.T.
student and
comic book
letterhack Rick
Norwood permission to
publish a Dr.
Midnite story in his fanzine...
- that actor's
famous role. As a
young man,
Macchio was a
comics fan and "
letterhack," and had many
letters printed in
Marvel comic books. His background,...
- Guy H.
Lillian III is a
Louisiana lawyer,
former letterhack and
science fiction fanzine publisher notable for
having been
twice nominated for a Hugo Award...
-
debating whether or not the
character was feminist.
Reader (and
frequent letterhack) Jana C.
Hollingsworth took
issue with Ms. Marvel's
entire origin: For...
-
University in journalism.
Smith got his
start in the
comics field as a
letterhack,
having written over 400
letters to
various comics, and
actually was solicited...
-
Murphy Anderson, and Joe Kubert. As a
young man, ****rum was a
dedicated "
letterhack," who had many
letters printed in
comic book
letter columns such as Fantastic...
- University, Sanderson's
first involvement in the
comics field was as a "
letterhack," a
frequent contributor to
comic book
letter columns. His
missives impressed...
-
omnipresent 1960s
letterhack who
ended up
working behind the
scenes for
Marvel in the 1970s and 1980s). As
discussed above, some
letterhacks gained entry into...
-
interest for
comics in his
early youth and by the 1970s he was a so-called
letterhack,
regularly sending in
letters of
comment to the
Marvel comic books' letter...
