Dan Slott

...the Initiative #16. Secret Invasion lead writer Brian Michael Bendis commented on the death of Proton by saying that he had asked Dan Slott which character he could kill off, and stated that Slott had built characters for this exact purpose.

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...to fit. In response to criticism of the widespread use of decompression in mainstream American comics, writers Warren Ellis, Dan Slott, and Brian Wood have each experimented with compressed storytelling. Ellis' series Fell '',...

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...Lee,under his birth name Stanley Lieber,Jack Kirby,using his birth name Jacon Kurtzburg, published by Marvel Comics. Created by Dan Slott, senior GLK&H law partner Holden Holliway first appeared in She-Hulk #1 (May 2004), where he hired the...

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Dan Slott is an American comic book writer best known for '' and ''She-Hulk. He is also one of the four writers of Amazing Spider-Man and is the current writer of The Mighty Avengers. Slott's break came when he became the regular writer...

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...kind of story, because it looks back at all sorts of weird things that have happened to Spidey.'' The lead story by writer Dan Slott and artist John Romita Jr. focuses on the wedding of Peter ''Spider-Man'' Parker's beloved Aunt...

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...publications of Marvel Comics. He first appeared in She-Hulk vol. 2 #16. The character was created by Dan Slott. When he is first seen, he mentions to be a loyal follower to Cyttorak, the same being that granted Juggernaut his powers. He...

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The Grasshopper is the name of multiple humorous Marvel Comics superheroes , all created by Dan Slott. No Grasshopper to date has survived past the issue they first appeared in. The Grasshoppers are a simultaneous homage to and satire of...

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...into this position while the unsavory smell of "One More Day" still lingers in the air is a thankless job for Dan Slott. I don't envy his job right now, but after reading the first few issues, I feel a bit relieved and feel as if Spidey is...

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...the problems I had with the first issue of BND can probably be attributed to the spectre of editorial involvement. Dan Slott has proven he can write great Spider-Man tales with stuff like SPIDER-MAN/HUMAN TORCH, and when I think of what I...

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...point for anyone. But if you haven't been reading this title, pick up this and prior issues. You won't be disappointed. With Dan Slott at the helm, She-Hulk was a surprisingly funny, always unique read. In the hands of Peter David, the book...

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