Curt Swan
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Curt Swan
[[Image:|200px|center|Curt Swan]]
Real Name
Curt Swan
Employers
DC Comics
Characteristics
Gender
Date of Birth
February 17, 1920
Date of Death
June 16, 1996
First publication
Unknown
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Personal History
Personal History of Curt Swan is unknown.
Professional History
Swan is probably best known as the penciller for the Silver Age Superman titles, as well as the Legion of Super-Heroes. Swan succeeded Wayne Boring as the prime Superman artist.
He provided the pencils for Alan Moore's Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? and was Swan's final major contribution to the series, though he would later occasionally return for special occasions.
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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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| 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 |
