Born: 1947 June 28 in Rochester, New York, United States
Died: 2020 October 14 in Springs, East Hampton, New York, United States
Biography: Additional biography:
East Hampton Star, "David Geiser, Artist, Was 73", November 5, 2020, https://www.easthamptonstar.com/obituaries/2020115/david-geiser-artist-was-73; and
David Geiser Comics: http://www.geiser.net/davidgeiser/comics.html.
Dave Geiser, a painter, worked in underground comic books in the San Francisco area from 1970 to 1974. His work appeared in Honky Tonk (Company & Sons, 1970 series), Uncle Sham (Yahoo Productions, 1970 series), Bum Wad (Yahoo Productions, 1971 series), Demented Pervert (Yahoo Productions, 1971 series), Clowns (Yahoo Productions, 1972 series), Nickel Library (San Francisco Comic Book Company, 1968 series) #59 (1972), Saloon (Print Mint, 1973 series), and DTs (Yahoo Productions, 1974 series).
His work would appear occasionally in comics thereafter in Pain (Bagginer Press, 1977 series), Up Front Comix (Dave Geiser, 1978 series), and Edge City (Jerry Tomasiewicz, 1979 series).
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Name:
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Dave Geiser
Type: Common Alternative Name
Given name: Dave Family name: Geiser
Other Names:
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David Montague Geiser
Type: Name at Birth
Given name: David Montague Family name: Geiser
Schools:
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University of Vermont ? to 1969
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École des Beaux-Arts [Paris] 1977 ? to 1979 ?
Signatures:
- Geiser [generic]
Non Comics Works:
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Publication Title: Berkeley Con Program (magazine) - Role: artist - Year: 1973
Employer Name : Rip Off Press
Notes: Geiser did pencil and ink work for the Berkeley Con Program in 1973.
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