Klaus Nordling (b. 1915)
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Biography:
Mr. Nordling came to America as a child and with his parents settled in Brooklyn, New York. He began comic book work in 1939, signing on with the Eisner-Iger Shop. He took over "Lady Luck" in 1942 and did over 200 stories. In his later years he worked as a commercial artist for projects that included promotions for video arcade games.
Notes:
To be confirmed against the Who's Who entry.
Nordling has a secondary Who's Who entry under the Nord pen name: http://bailsprojects.com/bio.aspx?Name=NORD. The Nord and Nod pen names were used as the byline by Nordling for the Make-Believe Mickey feature published by Pines (Better) in 1940.
Name:
Other Names:
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Klaus
Type: Common Alternative Name
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Nod
Type: Pen Name
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Nord
Type: Pen Name
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Clyde Norris
Type: Pen Name
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Ed North
Type: Pen Name
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Fred North
Type: Pen Name
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Ken Norton
Type: Pen Name
Editing
Signatures:
- Bob Reynolds [generic]
- Fred North [generic]
- K. Nordling [generic]
- Kl. Nordling [generic]
- Klaus [generic]
- Klaus Nordling [generic]
- Nordling [generic]
Relations:
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Employee of
- Eisner and Iger Studio (b. 1936)
Notes: Did pencils and inks for the studio during 1939. -
Employee of
- Iger Shop
Notes: Did writing, pencils and inking 1940 to 1941. -
Employee of
- Will Eisner Studio (b. 1940)
Notes: Did backgrounds and writing 1945 to 1951.
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