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Bio: Bob Schreck is a Group Editor in the DC Universe editorial department. He began his career in marketing, promotions and administration, working for Creation Conventions, Marvel Comics, and Comico, and rose to the position of Marketing Director at Dark Horse Comics in 1990. At Dark Horse, Bob changed gears and became Senior Group Editor, where he edited such projects as Sin City by Frank Miller and Madman by Michael Allred, and won two consecutive Harvey Awards as editor of the groundbreaking anthology Dark Horse Presents.

Bob left Dark Horse in 1996 to co-found Oni Press with Joe Nozemack. There he developed such projects as Clerks: The Comic Book and Jay & Silent Bob with screenwriter and director Kevin Smith, as well as the Harvey Award winning anthology Oni Double Feature and the critically acclaimed Whiteout by Greg Rucka and Steve Leiber.

Bob currently edits DC's All Star line which includes Batman & Robin the Boy Wonder by Miller & Lee and Superman by Morrison & Quitely, and Matt Wagner's Batman & the Monster Men, among many others.

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[News, Posted 7/3/12]
Triple Queer Comics Booth (#2144, 2146, 2148), Creator Signings, Panels Galore, and the Most Queer Events at any Comic-Con Ever! San Diego, CA - Prism Comics, the premier nonprofit supporting LGBTQI comics, creators, and readers, has announced its biggest year ever with a jam-packed slate of panels, signings and events for San Diego Comic-Con International 2012, including a Northstar panel with Marjorie Liu, the writer of Marvel Comics' landmark gay wedding issue; a Prism booth…

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[News, Posted 3/13/12]
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[Color Commentary, Posted 12/1/11]
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[News, Posted 7/25/11]
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[News, Posted 7/23/11]
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[Source: AndyMangels.com, Added: 7/26/11]
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[Source: ComicBookResources.com, Added: 9/1/10]
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[Source: Robot 6 @ CBR, Added: 4/19/10]
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[Source: The New York Times, Added: 4/16/10]
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[Source: Aman About Town, Added: 7/30/08]
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