| Biography |
| ALBERT, JERRY |
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Name and vital stats |
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ALBERT, JERRY (publisher; editor; writer) |
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Biographical |
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Aka GERALD ALBERT |
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Pen names |
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JAY HARVEY ALBERT; UNCLE JERRY |
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Education |
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City College New York University |
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Family in arts |
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Father: Andrew Albert |
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Print Media (non-comics) |
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Editor: Rare Detective Cases; Spark Magazine 1930s |
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Publisher: Albing Productions 1941-42 |
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Publisher: Cosmic Stories; Stirring Science Fiction |
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Performing Arts |
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Actor: New York Subway Theatrical Circuit |
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Syndication |
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MISS CAIRO JONES [Sunday] (w) 1945-46 for Associated Newspapers |
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Comics Studio (Shop) |
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SANGOR STUDIO (w) 1944-c49 |
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Note on comics career |
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c1942 His father sold their interest in CRESTON when it was still a pulp line; although he was listed as comics editor, that position was held by Richard Hughes |
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AMERICAN COMICS GROUP |
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[See Note on his comics career; never an editor, by his own testimony] |
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BETTER PUBLICATIONS |
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Text (w) 1944-49 |
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Various features (w) 1944-c49 super-heroes through SANGOR STUDIO confirmed by Jerry Albert |
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Source (some data) |
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JERRY ALBERT via Michael Feldman 2004 |
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