cover:  George Perez

WHO'S WHO #2 Date:   Apr 1985  Price:  $1.00 Publisher: dccomics.com Description Reprinted in: WHO'S WHO #2 (Digital) (03 Jan 2019) DC Comics SHOWCASE PRESENTS: WHO'S WHO #1 TPB (Dec 2006) DC Comics George Perez pencils and inked the follow entry: Blackfire DC Comics‎ > ‎Who's Who‎ > ‎ Who's Who (1985)‎ > ‎

Recent Announcements 13th Dimmension: Why GEORGE PEREZ Never Finished BRAVE AND THE BOLD From 13thdimension.com THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #9 (Feb 2008) DC Comics Excerpt: I’m very, very proud it. I’m very proud of what Mark and I did, but it didn’t really find the audience we wish it had. And I couldn’t finish the first year of it, not because I slowed down but because they came in and said, “We want you to do Legion of 3 Worlds.” Mark, I know, was upset about it because he really wanted me to finish the full first year — and I don’t blame him, that’s what I had contracted for — but it was DC who came in and said, “We want you to do Legion.” Unfortunately ... Posted Jul 14, 2019, 11:01 AM by Vu Nguyen Showing posts 1 - 1 of 4863. View more »

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Fanboy Fables: Who's Who #2

10 August 2008, 12:24AM CDT by vu (vu sleeper)

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WHO'S WHO #2 (Apr 1985)

Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe Vol.II
Saturday, August 9, 2008

Ed contacted me to be a part of the blog a couple of weeks ago, and I've had a hell of a time deciding what my first post would be. What is the definitive comics memory for me? What was the moment that I fell in love with the medium?

A few really early memories jumped to mind: Reading Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 sick with the flu soon after my 10th birthday, an old DC Digest Justice Society of America I got at the grocery store with my mom as a really young kid.

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Vol.II was the first one I got. i got it at a little gas station/corner store when I was nine. I'm sure my Mom was with me, probably driving me back from an early Saturday morning hockey game. Why I picked this was simple...it had SO MANY SUPERHEROES on the cover (the stunning George Perez cover was also my first exposure to him, and he would quickly become my childhood art hero).