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15 de set. de 2017 · Wein—the man who conceived of iconic Marvel heroes like Wolverine, Storm, and Colossus—shaped generations of creators who came after him. Beyond the emotional depth and humanity he expressed on the page, Len Wein stood as a kind, generous spirit beloved by his peers. His colleagues universally remembered his bold spirit and giving nature ...
Len Wein. Veteran comics writer and editor Len Wein is the creator of such memorable characters as Wolverine, the New X-Men and the Human Target, as well as the co-creator (with Bernie Wrightson) of the Swamp Thing. In his long and prolific career he has written for hundreds of titles, encompassing nearly every significant character in the medium.
LEN WEIN. Celebrating the works of editor and writer Len Wein. In his near decade with Marvel Comics, Wein gave us legendary characters like Wolverine, Storm, Nightcrawler and Colossus. In addition to co-creating the second class of X-Men, Wein astounded readers with notable runs on the Incredible Hulk, Thor, Amazing Spider-Man and the ...
Alan Weiss, Bernie Wrightson, Len Wein, Michael W.M. Kaluta, Nestor Redondo: 8: 2023: Setembro: 344: Capa dura: DC Comics: MONSTRO DO PANTANO POR LEN WEIN E BERNIE WRIGHTSON: 18 anos: Omnibus & Edições de luxo: House of Secrets 92 e Swamp Thing 1 a 13
Len Wein. Actor: X-Men: Days of Future Past. One of the most influential and prolific comic book writers, Leonard Norman Wein is best known as the co-creator of Marvel's premier female superhero Ororo Munroe (aka "Storm"), the claw-bearing X-Man James 'Logan' Howlett (aka "Wolverine") and the earth elemental known as 'Swamp Thing'.
Len Wein (2011) Leonard „Len“ Norman Wein (* 12.Juni 1948 in New York City; † 10. September 2017 in Los Angeles) war ein US-amerikanischer Comicautor und -redakteur. Wein erlangte vor allem als Schöpfer der Comicfiguren Swamp Thing (Das Sumpfding) und Wolverine Bekanntheit.
Wein's first superhero work for Marvel was a one-off story in Daredevil #71 (Dec. 1970) co-written with staff writer/editor Roy Thomas. In the early 1970s, Len began writing regularly for Marvel Comics. He succeeded Roy Thomas as editor-in-chief of the color-comics line in 1974, staying a little over a year before handing the reins to Wolfman.
