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C.C. Beck

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C.C. Beck

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Pseudonyms
C.C. Beck


Characteristics
Gender

Date of Birth
June 8, 1910

Date of Death
November 22, 1989

Place of Birth

Creations

First publication

Unknown



Contents

Personal History

Personal History of C.C. Beck is unknown.


Professional History

Clarence Charles Beck (June 8th 1910 - November 22nd 1989) was an artist and inker for Fawcett Publications. He is commonly recognized as the co-creator of several heroic characters, all of whom would later become the property of DC Comics including, Shazam, Captain Marvel, Mary Marvel, Captain Marvel, Jr and many more. Writer/artist Jerry Ordway honored Beck's memory in the Power of Shazam series, by naming Billy Batson's father after him (C.C. Batson). C.C. Beck was posthumously inducted into the Eisner Hall of Fame in 1993. The following bibliography pertains to C.C.'s body of work as it relates to the DC Comics family of titles only.

Issues credited

Incomplete


Notes

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Trivia

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See Also


Work History


Official Website

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Links and References

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[[Category:Fawcett Publications Staff]]


Will Eisner Hall of Fame
Past or Present DC Contributor Inductees
Will Eisner • Jack Kirby • Alex Toth • Joe Shuster • Jerry Siegel • Wally Wood • C.C. Beck • Steve Ditko • Frank Frazetta • Bob Kane • Gil Kane • Julius Schwartz • Curt Swan • Neal Adams • Moebius • Archie Goodwin • Joe Kubert • Jack Cole • Bill Finger • Gardner Fox • Murphy Anderson • Joe Simon • Dick Sprang • Sheldon Mayer • Carmine Infantino • Sergio Aragonés • John Severin • Otto Binder • Jerry Robinson • Nick Cardy • Gene Colan • Robert Kanigher • Ross Andru • Mike Esposito • Dick Ayers • Wayne Boring • Joe Orlando •John Buscema
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