A. Gardner Fox

1912–1992 (age 80)

comic book writer

Biography

A. Gardner Fox was a prolific author whose imaginative talents found a home in the pulp magazines and early comic books that captivated readers across America, helping to introduce characters like Doctor Fate and the Flash.

He delivered countless adventures for DC and other publishers, inspiring fans and future writers alike, and his grave at Bellevue Cemetery stands amid the community he enriched with storytelling.

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