Sheldon Mayer

Sheldon Mayer

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Real Name

Sheldon Mayer

Pseudonyms

S. Meyer

Employers

National Periodical Publications; All-American Publications

Titles

Writer; Penciler; Inker; Letterer; Cover Artist; Editor; Executive Editor; [[:Category:s|]]

Characteristics

Gender

Male

Date of Birth

April 1, 1917

Date of Death

December 21, 1991

Creations

Scribbly; Sugar and Spike; Black Orchid

First publication

Unknown

Personal History

Personal History of Sheldon Mayer is unknown.

Professional History

Professional History of Sheldon Mayer is unknown.

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Trivia

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See Also

• Gallery of Sheldon Mayer's pictures

Work History

• Sheldon Mayer/Executive Editor
• Sheldon Mayer/Editor
• Sheldon Mayer/Writer
• Sheldon Mayer/Penciler
• Sheldon Mayer/Inker
• Sheldon Mayer/Cover Artist
• Sheldon Mayer/Letterer

Official Website

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Sheldon Mayer (b. April 1, 1917 – d.December 21, 1991) was a writer.

Professional History

Sheldon Mayer (April 1st, 1917 - December 21st, 1991) was one of the very first contributors to comics and started his career drawing and writing for DC founder Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson and later for M. C. Gaines at the McClure Syndicate. Mayer was instrumental in getting Superman published when he convinced Gaines to take the strip to Harry Donenfeld, who was looking for original material for Action Comics. Mayer was also a writer, artist and editor for All-American Comics and He is most widely recognized as the creator of the humor feature Scribbly as well as Sugar and Spike.

Work History

• Sheldon Mayer/Executive Editor
• Sheldon Mayer/Editor
• Sheldon Mayer/Writer
• Sheldon Mayer/Penciler
• Sheldon Mayer/Inker
• Sheldon Mayer/Cover Artist
• Sheldon Mayer/Letterer
• Gallery of Sheldon Mayer's images

External Links

Fifty Who Made DC Great

References

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