Gray Morrow

Born 7 March 1934, Fort Wayne, Indiana; died 6 November 2001, Kunkletown, Pennsylvania.

Dwight Graydon "Gray" Morrow was an American illustrator of comics, magazine covers and paperback books. He was the co-creator of the Marvel Comics muck-monster the Man-Thing and of DC Comics Old West vigilante El Diablo.
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Born as: Dwight Graydon Morrow
Ink: 3 stories
Pencils: 3 stories

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Title	Year	By	As	Kind	Pages	Made in	Printings
Highway Robbery	1991	Peter David, Gray Morrow	pencils, ink	Story	8	Disney Comics	2

Life and work

Comics. Toby Press, Timely/Marvel: Comic-book artwork 1954-1956 (Westerns, fantasy, war and romance comics). - Bobbs-Merrill: Illustrations for children's books 1959-1966. - Galaxy Publishing, Ziff-Davis, Mercury Press, Ultimate: Comic-book artwork 1959-mid 1970s (science-fiction comics). - Warren: Comic-book artwork 1964-1967 (Creepy, Eerie, Blazing Combat, Monster World). - D.C.: Comic-book artwork 1970-1989 (El Diablo, Rex and Thorne, Jonah Hex, Zatanna, The Spectre, Supergirl, Star Trek, Witching Hour a.o.). - Marvel: Comic-book artwork 1971-1973 (Captain America, Man-Thing, Gullivar Jones). - Archie: Editor 1973-1975. Comic-book artwork (Sorcery, Mad House, Super Cops). - Comic-book artwork for newspaper strips (Rip Kirby 1968-1970, Friday Foster 1974, Big Ben Bolt 1978, Buck Rogers 1979-1982, Tarzan 1983-2001, Flash Gordon 1990-1991).

Animation. Cambria Productions: Layout artist 1961-1962 (Space Angel). - Krantz Films: Animator 1967-1970 (Spider-Man, Spaceangel, Rocket Robin Hood, Max the 2000-Year-Old-Mouse).

Also. Served his military service 1956-1959.

Education. Chicago Academy of Fine Arts.

Characters most often

The Rocketeer11991

Works most with

Peter David11991