Marvel/DC editors?

Allegory Comics · 05-09-2012, 08:48 PM

Does anyone have a list (or know a link) of current senior editors and their titles at Marvel and DC Comics? I can't seem to find a current directory.

It would be a great resource for DW creators to know whom they should be talking to, if they'd like to work with either publisher.

vartemis · 05-10-2012, 09:23 AM

I used to have an Excel spreadsheet with most of the editors for Marvel, DC and Darkhorse. It's pretty outta date now. Just go to your local shop and check the credits. Shop owner likely wont care. If he comes over to ask what youre doing, tell him. You may strike up a conversation on your own work.

As for the spreadsheet, I had 3 columns: the editors name, the book they worked on and their position. With Excel you can then filter by book or editor position. Best advice is to hit up the associate and junior editors. They are the ones that are more likely to be digging for talent.

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Allegory Comics Master Marlovian Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 2,633	Marvel/DC editors? Does anyone have a list (or know a link) of current senior editors and their titles at Marvel and DC Comics? I can't seem to find a current directory. It would be a great resource for DW creators to know whom they should be talking to, if they'd like to work with either publisher.

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05-10-2012, 09:23 AM	#2
vartemis Onomonopiaphile Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 480	I used to have an Excel spreadsheet with most of the editors for Marvel, DC and Darkhorse. It's pretty outta date now. Just go to your local shop and check the credits. Shop owner likely wont care. If he comes over to ask what youre doing, tell him. You may strike up a conversation on your own work. As for the spreadsheet, I had 3 columns: the editors name, the book they worked on and their position. With Excel you can then filter by book or editor position. Best advice is to hit up the associate and junior editors. They are the ones that are more likely to be digging for talent. j