Max Elkan (b. 1918)
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Biography:
Max Elkan was a long time comic book artist who worked for many of the publishers of comic books from the early 1940s until the early 1960s.
Elkan also did art work for pulp magazines and reportedly assisted artist Pete Costanza on Nickel Comics (Fawcett, 1940 series) #1 (May 17, 1940), though for what story is not known. It is possible the assistance was on a later issue.
He also worked for the Iger and Sangor studios.
Name:
- Max Elkan
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Type: Common Alternative Name
Given name: Max Family name: Elkan
Other Names:
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Maxwell Elkan
Type: Changed Name
Given name: Maxwell Family name: Elkan -
Maxwell Charles Elkan
Type: Changed Name
Given name: Maxwell Charles Family name: Elkan -
Maxwell D. Elkan
Type: Pen Name
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Maxim Katz
Type: Name at Birth
Given name: Maxim Family name: Katz
Editing
Signatures:
- Elkan [generic]
- Maxwell Elkan [generic]
- MCE [generic]
- MDE [generic]
Relations:
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Employee of
- Iger Shop
Notes: Max Elkan did pencil and ink work for the studio circa 1941. -
Employee of
- Sangor Studio (b. 1940)
Notes: Max Elkan did pencil and ink work for the studio during 1947.
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