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George Pérez
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2009-05-07 16:20:24
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uurandy
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none
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2009-05-07 16:20:24
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Website
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http://www.george-perez.com/
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2008-05-13 15:39:43
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Soda
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Perez
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Pérez
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2008-05-13 15:39:43
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2007-09-24 00:05:45
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ezd123
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PĂ©rez
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Perez
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2007-09-24 00:05:45
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ezd123
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2007-09-20 19:40:11
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davidscarter
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Pérez
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PĂ©rez
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2007-09-20 19:40:11
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davidscarter
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2006-09-08 10:24:53
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SKleefeld
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2006-09-08 10:24:53
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SKleefeld
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DOB
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June 9, 1954
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SKleefeld
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Birthplace
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South Bronx, New York
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2006-09-08 10:24:53
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SKleefeld
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Bio
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George first started in comics in 1973 as an assistant to Rich Buckler, working on a back-up story in Astonishing Tales #25. His first solo assignments came a year later when he penciled the story Sons of the Tiger from the black and white magazine Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu, and Man-Wolf from Creatures on the Loose. Within a year of these stories, he was offered regular assignments on Fantastic Four, The Inhumans, and The Avengers. George has worked steadily since that time. It was his work on these large-scale team books that garnered him the reputation as the artist that liked to draw group books. During his historic career, George has worked for every major publisher, as well as some minor ones. He is best known for his work on The New Teen Titans, a series that helped turn DC Comics around in the early 80s and was also the first mainstream title to offer a royalties program to its creators. He is also well known for his runs on Wonder Woman, Marvel Comics' Avengers series, and for the maxi-series to end all maxi series, Crisis on Infinite Earths.
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