Jack Binder
Real Name
John Binder
Biography:
Gender
First "Shadow" publication
Creations
Hooded Wasp
Place of Birth
Austria-Hungary
Date of Birth
Date of Death
August 11, 1902
March 6, 1986
Professional History
Jack Binder was a prolific comic book artist during the Golden Age era.
He was the creator of the original comic book Daredevil (not to be confused with the Marvel character of the same name), for Lev Gleason Publications' Silver Streak. He is also the older brother of Otto Binder, of Captain Marvel fame.
By 1942 Binder had opened his own artwork shop, employing over fifty artists, who produced material for several publishers including Street & Smith's Doc Savage, Super-Magician Comics and Shadow Comics. He is also believed to have created Street & Smith's caped-hero, The Hooded Wasp.
His first work for Shadow Comics was issue #11, illustrating the "Danny Garrett" stories.
Work History
- Publications where "Jack Binder" created the Cover
- Publications that "Jack Binder" Penciled
- Publications that "Jack Binder" Inked
Images Attributed to Jack Binder
- Penciler images created under the name: "Jack Binder"
- Cover artist images created under the name: "Jack Binder"
Notes
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Trivia
- No trivia.
See Also
- Gallery of Jack Binder's pictures
Official Website
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Links and References
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