With his passing, legendary Marvel Comics EIC Jim Shooter leaves behind one of the most influential legacies in the history ...

Writer and former DC Comics editor Mark Waid, who once described the Shooter-scripted Legion of Super-Heroes story in 1968’s Adventure Comics #369 as “the single most influential-to-my-craft ...

Throughout the '90s and '00s, Shooter remained a key part of the comic industry, eventually returning to the Legion of Super-Heroes, who started his career, for a truncated run in the mid-'00s.

DC Comics Shooter applied the Marvel storytelling method to DC’s Legion of Super-Heroes, creating new characters for the team that would endure for decades. He also created the Superman villain ...

Shooter sold his first stories to DC Comics as a 14-year-old. In his tenure there, he wrote Legion of Super-Heroes, scripted the first race between Superman and the Flash and more.

A native of Pittsburgh, Shooter broke into the comic book industry at age 14, writing stories for DC Comics’ “Legion of Super-Heroes.” ...

DC’s president, publisher, and chief creative officer, Jim Lee added: “RIP Jim Shooter. A towering figure in comics-literally and creatively-who helped shape the modern Marvel Universe.

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Together, this unlikely Legion of Super Heroes bands together to defend the rights of all free worlds and uphold the laws of the newly formed United Planets. That is, if they don't kill each other ...

He continued: "Having no idea how comics scripts were done, he literally wrote and drew a Legion of Super-Heroes story on notebook paper and sent it in to editor Mort Weisinger, who put him to work ...