| Creator Jack Binder (1902-1986) |
| Profession Cartoonist, Penciller, Inker, Publisher |
| Total Entries 39 |
| Articles Jack Biner – Lambiek Comiclopedia Jack Binder – Wikipedia Jack Binder – Field Guide To Wild American Pulp Artists |
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This is a photo, from early 1937, of artist Jack Binder in his studio in Chicago. At the time, Binder had just broken into the pulps, with some illustrations in Weird Tales and Astounding. He would go on to do several pulp illustrations over the next few years (both interiors and covers). He achieved his greatest success, however, in the comics industry, starting with the Harry “A” Chesler studio in 1938. A few years after leaving Chesler, in 1942 he created the Binder Comic Studio, which eventually employed up to 50 artists doing contract work for various comic publishers, including Fawcett, Nedor and Street & Smith (including work for the Doc Savage and The Shadow comics). He would eventually work with his brother Otto on Mary Marvel. ~ Jack Binder and the Early Chicago SF Fan Club – Black Gate
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