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About ME – News From ME. NOT UPDATED FOR QUITE A WHILE. Born 3/2/52 in Santa Monica, California. I'm one of those people who made the long, hard struggle to Hollywood all the way from West Los Angeles. "Evanier" (pronounced ev-uh-near) is not French; it was probably made up by some Immigration Officer at Ellis Island one day who said, "Hey ...
Mark Evanier. Writer: Dungeons & Dragons. Mark Evanier was born on 2 March 1952 in Santa Monica, California, USA. He is a writer and producer, known for Dungeons & Dragons (1983), Garfield and Friends (1988) and Pryor's Place (1984).
Groo appeared in a two-page preview ad and the back cover art in Starslayer #4, published by Pacific Comics. The second Groo story appearance was in a five-page backup preview story in Starslayer #5. This was the first story on which Sergio was joined by Mark Evanier and Stan Sakai.
Aug 5, 2013 · By Harry McCracken Aug. 05, 2013. TV and comics writer Mark Evanier’s site bills itself as “a blog about TV, movies, theater, comics, news, politics and other forms of fantasy.”. As diverse as that sounds, it doesn’t encompass all of his topics, which lately have included a series of long and memorable stories about his late parents ...
If you wish to send me an e-mail and it's. for public consumption, send it to: Please address all press and news. releases and requests for plugs to: Address paper-type mail to: The above address is a mail drop I only check about once a week, sometimes less often than that. Please do not send items for me (and/or Sergio Aragonés) to autograph.
May 29, 2024 · News From ME – Page 3 – Mark Evanier's Blog About All Sorts of Stuff. Posted on Wednesday, May 29, 2024 at 8:48 PM. This will only take a minute. If you're at all a fan of watching actual court matters on YouTube, you've probably seen the Honorable J. Cedric Simpson, a judge who currently presides over the 14A-1 District Court located at ...
May 22, 2024 · One newspaper that carried B.C. and The Wizard of Id both daily and Sunday would be considered four newspapers. So the total number of papers carrying Hart's two strips has really always been way less than 2,600. Secondly, I believe Charles Schulz and Jim Davis, creators of Peanuts and Garfield respectively, have both at times appeared in more ...
