Walter Gibson (b. 1897)
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Biography:
Walter Gibson's influences included Horatio Alger, Oz series of books, Sherlock Holmes, magic, and Dracula.
Notes:
To be confirmed against the Who's Who entry.
Cliff Howe pen name was a house name at Ace, and is uncertain if used by Gibson.
Name:
Other Names:
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John Abbington
Type: Pen Name
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Andy Adams
Type: Pen Name
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Ishi Black
Type: Pen Name
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Douglas Brown
Type: Pen Name
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C. B. Crowe
Type: Pen Name
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Felix Fairfax
Type: Pen Name
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Wilber Gaston
Type: Pen Name
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Walter B. Gibson
Type: Common Alternative Name
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Walter Brown Gibson
Type: Name at Birth
Given name: Walter Brown Family name: Gibson -
Maxwell Grant
Type: Pen Name
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Cliff Howe
Type: Pen Name
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Maborushi Kineji
Type: Pen Name
- Gautier Le Brun
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Rufus Perry
Type: Pen Name
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P. L. Raymond
Type: Pen Name
Relations:
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Owner
- Gibson Studio (b. 1943)
Notes: Walter Gibson was the owner, editor, and agent for Gibson Studio from circa 1943 to circa 1946 and maybe as late as circa 1951. Gibson's writing for comics was separate from the shop contracts.
Schools:
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Pratt Institute [Brooklyn] ? to ?
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Colgate University ? to ?
Degrees:
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B.A., Colgate University in None?
Art Influences:
Influences by Walter Gibson (b. 1897) were stated by:Memberships:
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Cartoonists Guild Type: member
Notes: Uncertain which Cartoonist Guild this is, the Magazine Cartoonists Guild or the Cartoonist Guild of America. -
Graphic Arts Guild Type: member
Notes: Gibson was a member of the Executive Board. Not to be confused with the later Graphic Artists Guild. -
International Brotherhood of Magicians Type: member
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Magicians Guild Type: member
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Mystery Writers of America Type: member
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Society of American Magicians Type: member
