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Martin Nodell (/noʊˈdɛl/;
November 15, 1915 –
December 9, 2006) was an
American cartoonist and
commercial artist, best
known as the
creator of the Golden...
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Martin Nodell and Bill Finger,
first appearing in the
comic book All-American
Comics #16,
published on July 10, 1940. Alan
Scott was
created after Nodell became...
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first Green Lantern character, Alan Scott, was
created in 1940 by
Martin Nodell with
scripting or co-scripting of the
first stories by Bill
Finger during...
- with
Nodell in the
earliest issues using the
pseudonym "Mart Dellon".
According to
Nodell,
Finger was
brought in to
write scripts after Nodell had already...
- Publications,
which featured the
first appearance of Alan Scott.
Creator Martin Nodell cited Richard Wagner's
opera cycle The Ring of the
Nibelung and the sight...
- "Crawford: Many Eras, Many Fans". The New York Times.
April 10, 1973.
Nodell,
Andrew (April 19, 2017). "Inside Joan Crawford's Life
After 'Feud'". WWD...
- Scott, the
first Green Lantern character,
created by writer/artist
Martin Nodell and
writer Bill Finger. Alan's
first appearance was in the
anthology series...
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Marvel Tales #93 (Aug. 1949), the
premiere issue;
cover art by
Martin Nodell....
- #10 (December 1943),
created by
writer Alfred Bester and
artist Martin Nodell. In the story, he has pointed,
demonic ears and
reveals he is a million-year-old...
- Infantino, Gil Kane, Joe Kubert,
Steve Leialoha,
Shawn McM****,
Martin Nodell,
Jerry Ordway, Joe Orlando,
Howard Post, P.
Craig Russell, Tom
Sutton and...
