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mopee167:
Don Perlin has passed at the age of 94.

https://www.legacy.com/news/celebrity-deaths/don-perlin-1929-2024-co-creator-of-marvels-moon-knight/

mopee167:
Peter George Caras died on February 28, 2022. Not a comic book artist, but he did paint  the cover to the paperback novel Captain America and the Great Gold Steal (1968).

www.wikiwand.com/en/articles/Peter_Caras

Yoc:
We just learned of the passing of comic book artist Jackson 'Butch' Guice on May 1, 2025.

https://www.comicsbeat.com/inkpot-award-winning-artist-jackson-butch-guice-has-died-at-63/

 :'(

OtherEric:
Peter David passed away yesterday.  I only met him once, at ECCC, but he was a marvelous writer with an extraordinary ability to mix humor and drama.

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/hulk-aquaman-spider-man-2099-writer-peter-david-has-died-aged-68/

OtherEric:
Jim Shooter has passed away:

https://www.cbr.com/jim-shooter-comic-book-icon-dc-marvel-obituary/

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/jim-shooter-marvel-eic-founder-of-valiant-has-died-aged-73-rip/

He managed a 60 year career in comics, with his first work being submitted when he was 13 and his first regular run, on the Legion of Super-Heroes in Adventure Comics, starting when he was 14.  I feel a little bad suggesting he did his best work when he was a teenager, but his early run on the Legion was absolutely amazing, one of the first to bring some of the Marvel Sensibility over to DC.  Thrilling and fun and with a sense anything could happen, including characters dying, and various clever twists.  One of my all-time favorite comic book runs.  He managed to annoy a lot of pros and some fans, but he did a lot of good comics as both writer and editor.

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