Born: 19??? July 11 in The Hague [Den Haag], Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Biography: Ron Zalme was born in The Netherlands, but emigrated to the United States as a toddler.
Per Bails' Who's Who, Zalme worked in support of Spiderbaby Grafix doing logo design in 1989. He did support work as a letterer for Eclipse in 1986. For Marvel, Zalme also did support work as a letterer from 1981 to 1987 and pencil and ink assistant from 1979 to sometime after 1988.
Additional biographical information:
Lambiek "Ron Zalme", https://www.lambiek.net/artists/z/zalme_ron.htm
Notes: Assistant production manager at Marvel, 1978-1985 per Lambiek. Bails' Who's Who lists his work as production coordinator from 1979 to sometime after 1988.
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Name:
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Ron Zalme
Type: Common Alternative Name
Given name: Ron Family name: Zalme
Other Names:
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Zalme
Type: Common Alternative Name
Schools:
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Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Arts 1976 ? to 1978 ?
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Non Comics Works:
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Publication Title: Marvel Age Calendar (other) - Role: artist - Year: 1986
Employer Name : Marvel
Notes: Zalme did pencil and ink work for the 1987 calendar -
Publication Title: Superhero Book of Goodies (advertising) - Role: artist - Year: 1977
Employer Name : Superhero Enterprises
Notes: Zalme did pencil and ink work for The Superhero Book of Goodies (Superhero Enterprises, 1977 series) v1#5, a continuation of The Superhero Merchandise Catalogue (Superhero Enterprises, 1975 series). The catalog was in comic book format and was sold like a comic book using the artwork of Joe Kubert School artists, including Zalme. It sold all manner of comic-related merchandise.
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Employee of - The Kubies (b. 1976)
Notes: Pencils and inks, 1976-77.
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