Doug Wildey

Born 2 May 1922, Yonkers, New York; died 5 October 1994, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Douglas Samuel Wildey was an American cartoonist and comic book artist best known for originally conceptualizing and co-creating the classic 1964 American animated television series Jonny Quest for Hanna-Barbera Productions.
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Ink: 4 stories
Pencils: 4 stories

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Title	Year	By	As	Kind	Pages	Made in	Printings
Garcia's Exercise	1969	Homer Brightman, Doug Wildey	pencils, ink	Story	9	Disney Studio (foreign market stories)	5

Life and work

Comics. Freelance artist for D.C., Marvel, Western Publishing a.o. 1949-1959. - Atlas: Comic-book scripts and artwork 1954-1957 (The Outlaw Kid). - New York Herald Tribune Syndicate: Comic-strip artwork 1959-1962 (The Saint). - Western Publishing: Comic-book artwork 1966-1969 (Tarzan, Korak). - Chicago Tribune Syndicate: Comic-strip scripts and artwork 1972-1974 (Ambler). - Comic-book artwork for for Atlas, D.C., Eclipse and Dark Horse 1970s-1980s (Jonah Hex, Sgt. Rock, Eddie Rage, Rio a.o.).

Animation. Cambria Productions: Animator on Space Angel 1962. - Hanna-Barbera: Storyman, layout artist and supervising art director 1962-1965 (Jonny Quest). - Grantray-Lawrence Animation: Art director 1966 (The Sub-Mariner and Iron Man). - Filmation Associates: Charcter Disigner 1969-1969 (Batman, Superman). - Pantomime Pictures: Story director 1969-1970 (Sky Hawks). - DePatie-Freleng: Producer 1974-1975 (Return to Planet of the Apes). - Hanna-Barbera: Producer 1978-1981 (The Godzilla Power-Hour). - Ruby-Spears Productions: Creative consultant 1985-1986 (Rambo, Chuck Norris' Karate Kommandos).

Also. No comic-book work 1962-1966, only amination.

Education. Self-taught - no art training.