Bruce Elliott
Real Name
Bruce Elliott
Biography:
Gender
First "Shadow" publication
Place of Birth
United States of America
Date of Birth
Date of Death
May 30, 1914
March 21, 1973
Professional History
Bruce Elliott was a science fiction, mystery and television screenwriter during the 1950s. Prior to this, his first story was published in Street & Smith's Doc Savage magazine in June 1944.
After Walter B. Gibson's departure from The Shadow pulps, the writing chores were turned over to Elliott who was also writing Nick Carter stories for The Shadow Comics.
Work History
Images Attributed to Bruce Elliott
Notes
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Trivia
- Like Gibson, Elliott was also a magician.
- In "Tear-Drops of Buddha," the cloak room attendant at the Hotel Argonne is named "Elliott Bruce." This was done as an "inside joke," as Elliott was a friend of Gibson's at the time. Two years later Elliott would replace Gibson as the writer of The Shadow pulps.
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Official Website
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