Jim Shooter Biographical Interview Part 3 of 6 by Alex Grand & Jim Thompson
About this episode
Alex Grand and Jim Thompson interview Jim Shooter about his career and contributions to the comics industry.
Alex Grand and co-host Jim Thompson interview Jim Shooter in a career spanning biography. Travel thru his life as he discusses the Ant-Man Wasp controversy, the dead Korvac saga sequel, oversaw Roger Stern create Monica Rambeaux, improving access to opportunities in the comics industry to African-American, Asian and female creators like Denys Cown, Ron Wilson, Larry Hama and Louise Simonson, how both Star Wars and the Superman film reinvigorated Marvel in 1978, ending the editor-writer ...
People in this episode
Hosts: Alex Grand, Jim Thompson
Guest: Jim Shooter
Topics covered
- biography
- comics industry
- diversity in comics
- Marvel history
- interview
Keywords
- Jim Shooter
- comics
- Marvel
- diversity
- interview
- biography
- Ant-Man
- Korvac
- Star Wars
- Superman
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Ant-Man Wasp, Korvac saga, Star Wars, Superman
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