Born: 1945 January 25 in Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States
Died: 2011 February 21 in Connecticut?, United States
Biography: Bill Crouch was best known for his work editing and writing about comics in publications and for books. He also self published the fanzine Pogo Okefenokee Star starting in 1977 and the comic Woodwork in 1980. Bill wrote several articles for Cartoonist PROfiles (Jud Hurd, 1969 series) from 1974 to 1977 and edited books regarding Dick Tracy.
Crouch's comic work included Apostleman, which appeared in Crunch Comix, published in 1973 during his last year of graduate school at Penn State. He also wrote many stories involving Hanna-Barbera properties, starting with Charlton from about 1974 to about 1975 and later at Marvel, about 1979.
Columbia University ? to 1967
Penn State University ? to 1973
B.A., Columbia University in 1967
Notes: Bachelor of Arts in Art History.
M.A., Penn State University in 1973
Notes: Master in Arts in Journalism.
National Cartoonist Society
Type: member
Notes: Associate member.
Publication Title: Dick Tracy: America's Most Famous Detective
(book) - Role: editor
- Year: 1987
Employer Name : Citadel Press
Notes: A history volume about Dick Tracy, edited by Couch. ISBN: 0806510595.
Publication Title: Dick Tracy: America's Most Famous Detective
(book) - Role: editor
- Year: 1990
Employer Name : Virgin Books
Notes: Reprint of 1987 Citadel Press book, released to coincide with the 1990 Dick Tracy movie. A history volume about Dick Tracy, edited by Couch. ISBN: 0863694063.
Publication Title: Dick Tracy: The Art of Chester Gould
(magazine) - Role: editor
- Year: 1978
Employer Name : Museum of Cartoon Art
Notes: Souvenir booklet for a 1978 exhibition of Chester Gould's art held at the Museum of Cartoon Art.
Publication Title: The Authorized Guide to Dick Tracy Collectibles
(book) - Role: editor
- Year: 1990
Employer Name : Krause Publications
Notes: Co-edited with Larry Doucet. Guide to Dick Tracy collectibles released to coincide wth the Dick Tracy movie.