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Keith Giffen. Writer: Guardians of the Galaxy. Keith Ian Giffen is an American comic book writer and artist from Queens, New York who is known for co-creating Lobo, Ambush Bug and Rocket Raccoon. He also worked on Legion of SuperHeroes and Justice League. Lobo got adapted into a 2000 animated series starring Greg Eagles and Kevin Michael Richardson.
Keith Giffen entered the field of comics in the 1970s, contributing to Marvel's black and white titles. He became a fan favorite when he became a regular artist of 'The Defenders'. He is best-known for illustrating and later writing the futuristic superhero comic 'Legion of Super-Heroes' in the 1980s and 1990s, and for co-creating the humorous, international version of the Justice League in ...
Keith Giffen 1952-2023. Bwah ha ha ha ha.” A number of industry professionals have taken the time to pay their respects to Giffen on social media, including fellow writer/artist Colleen Doran.
12 de oct. de 2023 · Un recorrido por la historia de Keith Giffen. Nacido en Queens, Nueva York, el 30 de noviembre de 1952, Giffen entró en el mundo del cómic a mediados de los años 70.
31 de oct. de 2023 · Keith Giffen, a man of wealth and taste, enjoys high tea in 2019. Photograph courtesy of Colleen Doran, used with permission. Prolific and innovative creator Keith Ian Giffen broke the news of his own demise on social media the only way he could have - with the same dark, edgy humor that defined his nearly 50-year career in comics:
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12 de oct. de 2023 · My old friend and collaborator Keith Giffen has passed away. Keith has had his share of health issues in recent years, but he was such a feisty, tenacious guy I was sure he’d outlive us all. “Some day,” I once told him, “the Earth will be an apocalyptic hellhole, all of humanity will be gone, but you’ll still be here, sitting in the rubble, smoking a cigarette.”
