Bob Powell
Real Name
Stanley Robert Pawlowski
Biography:
Gender
First "Shadow" publication
Place of Birth
United States of America
Date of Birth
Date of Death
June 10, 1916
January 10, 1967
Professional History
Bob Powell was a prolific comic book artist during the Golden Age era. He attended the Pratt Institute in New York City, and went to work for the Eisner-Iger studios in the late 1930s. While working there, he illustrated for several comic publishers. Powell would later work in Will Eisner's personal studio, helping him co-plot the first "Blackhawk" story in Quality's Military Comics, and illustrate the "Mr Mystic" back-up feature found in "The Spirit Section" of the Sunday paper.
After the war, Powell opened his own artwork shop, and with the help of several assistants, drew for several publishers, including Street & Smith's The Shadow Comics and The Shadow Magazine.
Work History
- Publications that "Bob Powell" Wrote
- Publications that "Bob Powell" Penciled
- Publications that "Bob Powell" Inked
Images Attributed to Bob Powell
- Penciler images created under the name: "Bob Powell"
- Inker images created under the name: "Bob Powell"
- Cover artist images created under the name: "Bob Powell"
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