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| − | '''Joe Staton''', a [[Southern Fandom|Southern]] [[fan artist]] whose cartoons appeared in several [[fanzines]] during the 1960s, was a member of [[SFPA]]. | + | '''Joe Staton''', a [[Southern Fandom|Southern]] [[fan artist]] whose cartoons appeared in several [[fanzines]] during the 1960s, was a member of [[SFPA]] (of which he served as [[OE]]). |
He started working for Charlton Comics in mid-1960s and also did a cover for ''[[Fantastic]]'', illustrating a story by another [[fan]]-turned-[[pro]], [[rich brown]]. He went on to a successful career as a comic book artist. | He started working for Charlton Comics in mid-1960s and also did a cover for ''[[Fantastic]]'', illustrating a story by another [[fan]]-turned-[[pro]], [[rich brown]]. He went on to a successful career as a comic book artist. | ||
Revision as of 17:30, 22 August 2022
(Jan 19, 1948 – )
Joe Staton, a Southern fan artist whose cartoons appeared in several fanzines during the 1960s, was a member of SFPA (of which he served as OE).
He started working for Charlton Comics in mid-1960s and also did a cover for Fantastic, illustrating a story by another fan-turned-pro, rich brown. He went on to a successful career as a comic book artist.
His publishing house was Insulated Dragon.
| Person | 1948— |
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