Charles Biro

1911–1972 United States 45 series, 48 with collected and international editions 364 issues

1 award

American cartoonist and editor (1911-1972) who spent 15 years at Lev Gleason Publications as its editorial director and head writer. He created Steel Sterling and Airboy and co-created Crime Does Not Pay with Bob Wood, leaving comics in 1956.

Name

Charles Biro

Issues

364

Series

Collected Editions

Titles

Awards

Eisner Awards - Hall of Fame - Judge's Choices (2002)

Gender

Male

Birth Date

May 12, 1911

Death Date

March 4, 1972

Country

United States

Series

Étranges Aventures

Organic Comix

6 issues

Crime Comics Confidential (2021)

IDW Publishing

1 issue

Men of Mystery Comics (1999)

AC Comics

99 issues

Gwandanaland Comics (2017)

Gwandanaland Comics

3172 issues

Blue Ribbon Comics (2017)

Gwandanaland Comics

22 issues

Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War (2017)

Fantagraphics

1 issue

Crime Does Not Pay Archives (2012)

Dark Horse Comics

10 issues

Adventures Into the Unknown: Archives (2012)

Collected Edition

Dark Horse Comics

4 issues

Alter Ego (1999)

TwoMorrows Publishing

201 issues

Divas, Dames & Daredevils: Lost Heroines of Golden Age Comics (2013)

Consortium Book Sales

1 issue

Issues

Issue #5

Étranges Aventures

Issue #1

Crime Comics Confidential (2021)

Sep 01, 2021

Issue #4

Étranges Aventures

Issue #3

Étranges Aventures

#112

Issue #112

Men of Mystery Comics (1999)

Aug 14, 2019

#111

Issue #111

Men of Mystery Comics (1999)

Apr 17, 2019

#2006

The Golden Age Firsts of MLJ Comics: Volume 1

Gwandanaland Comics (2017)

#1276

A Golden Age Space Opera Special

Gwandanaland Comics (2017)

Issue #2

Étranges Aventures

#439

The Complete Desperado

Gwandanaland Comics (2017)

Frequent collaborators

Bob Wood

Lev Gleason

Abner Sundell

Norman Maurer

Joe Blair

Sam Cooper

Dick Briefer

Frank Volp

Harry Shorten

Dick Wood

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