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Stan Goldberg is a veteran, award-
winning comic book artist who
has worked more than sixty years
in the industry and is best known
for illustratingArchie comics for
more than four decades. He startedhis career at age sixteen in
1949
as a sta colorist for Timely (now
known as Marvel Comics). Two years later he became the
color department manager, and colored not just interiors,
but every cover throughout the fties. In 1958 Goldberg
went freelance, but continued to work for Marvel until
the mid-1960s, designing the color for all of their classic
super heroes and villains, including Spider-Man, the
Fantastic Four, the X-Men, and the Incredible Hulk. He
has also illustrated for DC Comics, National Lampoon,
Redbook, Seventeen, Ms., Working Woman, and many other
magazines. Stan Goldberg lives in Beechhurst, New York.
Jon Goldwater is the son of Archie
Comics founder, publisher, and editor
John L. Goldwater. The Archie line
of comic books is one of the most
successful, longest running series
of titles in the history of the comics
industry (their rst comic was published
in 1939). Goldwater began his career
twenty years ago as partner at Zak Concerts, the Japanese
concert promoter. He is the former president and CEO of
AFA Music Group, Ltd., and the executive producer of the
lm The Return of Supery (1990). He has also served as
president and CEO of Crash Management Inc. Using his
experience in the entertainment industry, Goldwater planson
bringing the gang from Riverdale to a larger multimedia
audience. He is the driving force behind the Archie Comics
digital initiative as well as building new partnerships in
the publishing and entertainment industries. He is also
developing new projects focusing on not just Archie, Betty,
Veronica, Jughead, and Reggie, but other long-standing
Archie properties as well, such as Katy Keene, Lil Jinx,
the Red Circle Heroes, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Josie
and the Pussycats, Cosmo the Merry Martian, Pat the
Brat, Wilbur Wilkins, Bingo Wilkins, and Suzie and Sam
Hill, to name just a few. Jon Goldwater looks forward to
expanding the role of his familys company, Archie Comic
Publications, to prominence in the comic book medium aswell as
in other media.
Victor Gorelick is the co-president/
editor-in-chief of Archie Comics
Publications, Inc., and has been working
at Archie Comics for almost fty years.
He joined Archie as an art assistant
in October 1958, and over the years
has served as production manager, art
director, and managing editor. Gorelick
has unique knowledge of every facet of the editorial
process required to create and publish successful comics.
He has been a writer, colorist, letterer, and everything in
between. He has developed a keen sense for producing good,clean,
wholesome content for Archie Comics. Through
the years he has helped to build a bond of trust with Archie
readers of all ages. Gorelick has worked closely with
numerous companies and organizations, designing and
producing various custom comic books. For example, he
has overseen collaborations between Archie Comics and
Kraft General Foods, Radio Shack, Alcoholics Anonymous,
the City and County of San Diego, and even the FBI. He was
on the Comic Magazine Association of Americas ComicsCode
Authority Guidelines Committee, and is a member
of the Board of Advisors for the Joe Kubert School, where
many of todays comics artists develop their craft. He also
teaches cartooning in the College for Kids program at
Kingsborough Community College in Brooklyn, New York.
Jack Morelli is an author (Heroes of the
Negro Leagues, Abrams, 2007), artist, and
designer. He has worked in production and
editorial at Marvel Comics, freelance for
DC Comics and Archie Comics, and has
been a comic book hand letterer for more
than thirty years. He lives in upstate NewYork with his wife
Christie Scheele and
their twins.
Bob Smith was born in Aberdeen,
Washington, in 1951. Raised in Grayland,
Washington, he left the family cranberry
farm after graduating with a degree
in ne art from Western Washington
State College. He moved to New York in
1975, and found work as an inker for DC
Comics. Twenty-three years and several
comic book publishers later, he landed at Archie Comics.
Since 1998, Bob Smiths work has appeared in numerous
Archie titles and on the Archie newspaper strip. In 2009 hemoved
back to Washington, and lives in Covington.
Michael Uslan is an award-winning
writer and executive producer of
the Batman lms, most recently The
Dark Knight(2008), the third highest
grossing lm in movie history. He was
the rst instructor to teach comics
at an accredited university (Indiana
University in 1970) and wrote the rst
textbook on comics, The Comic Book in
America. His autobiography, The Boy Who Loved Batman,
is being published in Spring 2011. Uslan lives in Montclair,New
Jersey.
Glenn Whitmores comic book
ambitions began at age ten, when he
rst attended the Joe Kubert School
of Cartoon and Graphic Art. Glenn
graduated in 1987. A year later he began
an eleven-year run as colorist on the
Superman titles for DC Comics, which
included landmark storylines of the
heros engagement, death, return, and marriage to Lois
Lane. For more than twenty years, Glenn has also provided
color to popular comic book titles such as The Power of
Shazam, Justice Society, Nexus, and most recently, Archie.He
lives in Succasunna, New Jersey.
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