Don Gunn (b. 1911)
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Biography:
Don Gunn was an American animator and comic book artist. Born in Canada, Gunn emigrated to the U.S. in the '30s and became a naturalized American citizen in 1941. Beginning as an animator at Disney in the late '30s and early '40s, he transitioned into promotional and merchandising art for Kay Kamen and then into comic books, working for the Grothkopf and Sangor shops, mostly on funny animal features. He went on to do work for ACG, Standard, and Fawcett (notably Hoppy the Marvel Bunny).
By the late '40s he was primarily working for Western on their Disney and Warner Bros titles. He also resumed working on Kay Kamen publications. He continued working for Kamen and Western throughout the '50s.
Notes:
Gunn was the brother-in-law of Lynn, Bob, and Hubie Karp; married to their sister Mary Helen Karp.
To be confirmed against the Who's Who entry.
Name:
Other Names:
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Donald MacNichol Gunn
Type: Name at Birth
Given name: Donald MacNichol Family name: Gunn
Relations:
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Employee of
- Grothkopf Studio (b. 1940)
Notes: Did pencils and inks for the studio during c.1942-c.1944. -
Relative
- Bob Karp (b. 1911)
Notes: Brother-in-law -
Relative
- Hubie Karp (b. 1914)
Notes: Brother-in-law -
Relative
- Lynn Karp (b. 1905)
Notes: Brother-in-law - Employee of - Sangor Studio (b. 1940)
