Fingeroth ran Marvel Comics’ Spider-Man editorial line and is the author of Superman on the Couch: What Superheroes Really Tell Us About Ourselves and Our Society (Continuum). O’Neil, an expert on comics, pop culture, and folklore/mythology, was the guiding force behind DC Comics’ Batman. Uslan, an Emmy Award-winning writer and producer, is executive producer of the Batman films. DeFalco, former Marvel editor in chief, is the author of Spider-Man: The Ultimate Guide.
The panel was moderated by Dr. Arnold T. Blumberg, now an adjunct faculty member at UMBC ("an honors university in Maryland") who received his BA in English with Departmental Honors at UMBC in 1993. In 1996, he completed an MA in Publications Design at the University of Baltimore, and he expects to complete his doctorate in Communications Design (DCD) at that same institution in 2004.
A passionate collector and pop culture aficionado, Arnold created and teaches courses in comic book literature, time travel novels, and web-based literature at UMBC. He has received two UMBC Alumni Service Awards for his work with the English Alumni Society, for which he edited and designed the biannual newsletter, Turning Pages, for seven years. Arnold´s first book was a comprehensive guide to collectibles associated with the long-running British science fiction television series, Doctor Who. Howe´s Transcendental Toybox, co-authored with David J. Howe, was published in November 2000 (www.tardis.tv; rev. ed. November 2003). Arnold has also co-authored a book on determining the condition of comic books, The Overstreet Comic Book Grading Guide (January 2003) as well as a historical reference guide to Little Big Books titled The Big Comic Book Price Guide and Hake´s Price Guide to Character Toys at Gemstone Publishing. He serves as Editor for The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide and Hake´s Price Guide to Character Toys at Gemstone Publishing. He is also the Senior Editor for Now Playing Magazine (see his website www.atbpublishing.com). He was appointed as Curator of the new Geppi's Entertainment Museum, scheduled to open in the summer of 2006.
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