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“Tom DeFalco was the writer of the first on-going series I worked on as a full editor at Marvel Comics, and from that day, he has never missed a chance to say a good word about me.
Join Brad and Kelly as they celebrate Spider-Girl with her creators. Writer Tom DeFalco and artists Ron Frenz and Sal Buscema will be interviewed and take li...
Tom DeFalco (born June 26, 1950) is an American comic book writer and editor known for his association with Marvel Comics, and in particular his run on Spider-Man.He also created a whole host of iconic characters for the company which endure to this day. DeFalco is known for his laid back style, having a less-powerful personal vision compared to others while being open to his co-worker's ideas.
Other articles where Tom DeFalco is discussed: Thor: The 1990s to the present: In the early 1990s DeFalco and Frenz combined Thor’s essence with a new human host, an architect named Eric Masterson, to create what was effectively a new Thor. In time, the old Thor reappeared and the Masterson incarnation, now known as Thunderstrike, spun off into his own short-lived series…
28 de ene. de 2024 · In the latest Comic Book Legends Revealed, discover how a major Silver Surfer storyline was designed to mock Marvel's then Editor-in-Chief. Summary. Comic book editors often make decisions that impact the creative teams and storylines, which can lead to tension and disagreements. Steve Englehart was not pleased with the changes DeFalco made to ...
20 de oct. de 2023 · Get a first look at Tom DeFalco and Pat Olliffe’s ‘MARVEL SUPER HEROES SECRET WARS: BATTLEWORLD,’ on sale November 22. David Brooke. October 20, 2023. MARVEL SUPER HEROES SECRET WARS: BATTLEWORLD also holds answers to a 40-year old mystery with shocking appearances by characters that you didn’t even know fought in Secret Wars!
A teenage video-gamer joins a digital daredevil for truth, justice and a universe of Hoo-HA action & angst. While working on the R.I.G.H.T. Project, an attempt to develop a new technology that allows computer constructs to assume physical mass, Doctor Dex Click stumbles upon the new champ of split-second adventure.
