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Canadian comics creator Jonathan A. Gilbert wrote of Skeates, "The reason Steve is such an influence on me creatively is because of his unique writing style. He is not what I would call a 'pretty writer' but rather takes a subject and puts a unique twist on it that no one else had even considered. He
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in 1961, he chose math as his major, which he later called "a truly silly idea from the start." After a year, he changed to English Literature. Despite what the college catalogs had indicated, Alfred offered only one two-credit creative-writing course, in which the instructor, Dr. Ernest Finch,
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By the late 1980s, Skeates felt burnt out from trying to write comics for the more demanding hardcore fans and left the industry to take up bartending. This left him with a creative need that was going unfulfilled, so he finally went to the only daily newspaper in the area of his residence and
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home until he was four and a half, at which time they and his baby brother moved into a two-story home that his father and uncle had built. His parents tended to describe him as "a dreamer" because he preferred to play alone rather than interact with other children. He enjoyed reading
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In 1965, Skeates moved to New York City to become Lee's assistant editor, which largely required him to proofread finished comics. His lack of skill for this quickly became apparent, and Lee grew frustrated when obvious artwork errors were overlooked. Within two weeks,
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required the composition of only three short stories. As he approached graduation still undecided on a career, Skeates half-heartedly applied to various metropolitan newspapers for reporting jobs. It was at about this time that he discovered the new
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McAvennie "1960s" in Dolan, p. 130: "Brothers Hank and Don Hall were complete opposites, yet writer/artist Steve Ditko with scripter Steve Skeates made sure the siblings shared a desire to battle injustice as Hawk and
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In the early 1980s, Skeates was working for comics "from a distance," writing for Gold Key and Marvel through the mail. In 1984, while he was taking various story ideas into editors' offices, Marvel's
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postings and asked him to write SC's water-based hero Depthon, Son of the Ocean, so he produced a five-page story, with art and lettering by Kenneth M. Johnson, that appeared in
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titles. From an early age, he wanted to become a writer, but he found that ambition hampered by the fact that he read very slowly. So, in junior high school and later at
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McAvennie "1970s" in Dolan, p. 144: "Aquaman's series ended abruptly as writer Steve Skeates and artist Jim Aparo finished off 'The Creature That Devoured Detroit!'"
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Still desiring a writing career, Skeates chose his college based on catalog recommendations that it was a good school for writers. However, when he entered
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Ditko are politically polar opposites. During the 1970s he began a long-standing collaboration with fellow comics writer
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entity," Skeates ended his "most interesting experience within the wonderful world of comics" by having his
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Skeates moved back to Rochester in 1993 or 1994 to help his mother care for his father, who had developed
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anthology series in 2014. In 2018, two unpublished stories originally written by Skeates and penciled by
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for the best humor story of 1972, which was "The Poster Plague," a tale that inspired DC's dark-humor
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as compensation. Using his brief term as Lee's assistant as a calling card, Skeates picked up work at
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run that lasted until April 1971; and Steve Ditko, with whom he co-created the quirky team
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for "The Gourmet," which has been reprinted more than any other Skeates-written work.
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Schwirian, John (June 2009). "The Unique Voice and Vision of Steve Skeates, part 3".
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I honestly could think of no other artist I would have preferred being teamed with.
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After penning two tales for the second issue of Charlton's mystery anthology
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can make the old look new again which is a rare talent in our business."
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Of all of his artistic collaborators, Skeates named as his favorites
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comic series by Warren Publishing were completed and published in
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Rausch, Joe (April 2014). "Marvel's Offbeat '80s One-Shots".
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became the new assistant, and Skeates was assigned to write
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Cassell, Dewey (April 2007). "The Hellish Humor of Plop!".
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for Excellence in Comic Book Writing. He began writing for
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presented its editor with the idea for a locally oriented
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era." In 1973, he shared the best humor story award with
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at the Unofficial Handbook of the Marvel Comics Creators
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McAvennie, Michael; Dolan, Hannah, ed. (2010). "1970s".
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One of the series Skeates wrote at DC in the 1970s was
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Bill Finger Award for Excellence in Comic Book Writing
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1973 Shazam Award: Best Humor Story, "The Gourmet" in
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of the sixties and seventies and sold at conventions.
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Had Been Bitten by That Radioactive Spider?") (1980)
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1973 Shazam Award: for Best Writer (Humor Division)
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(August 21, 2015). 1388: 1143:#4, 7, 11–12, 14, 21, 23 (1973–1975) 258:, he was drawn to humorists such as 1833:from the original on June 19, 2013. 1751:from the original on June 23, 2017. 1640:from the original on June 28, 2017. 1594:Stroud, Bryan D (August 10, 2015). 1575: 1199:#7, 11–13, 17–18, 22–23 (1976–1979) 605:in July 2012, Skeates received the 455:, his partner on a highly regarded 217:He also wrote under the pseudonyms 13: 2478:20th-century American male writers 1823:"Comic Book Legends Revealed #207" 1180: 767: 16:American comic creator (1943–2023) 14: 2514: 1926:at Mike's Amazing World of Comics 1907: 1859:Davis, Mark F (January 9, 2012). 1624:Young, Bethany (August 6, 2012). 1848:(71). TwoMorrows Publishing: 64. 1211: 832:The Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves 733: 408:The Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves 165: 2503:People from Rochester, New York 1885: 1871: 1852: 1837: 1814: 1786: 1764: 1755: 1676: 1556:(21). 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Big Apple Comic Con
Rochester, New York
Aquaman
Hawk and Dove
House of Mystery
Warren Publishing
Shazam Award
Bill Finger Award
/skeΙͺts/
comic book creator
Aquaman
Hawk and Dove
T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents
Plop!
Rochester, New York
Fairport
comic books
cartoon animal
superhero
Fairport High School
James Thurber
Donald Ogden Stewart
S.J. Perelman
Robert Benchley
EC Comics
MAD
Alfred University
Marvel Comics
Stan Lee

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