Jim Starlin

==About Me==
James P. "Jim" Starlin (Born October 9, 1949) was a American comic book writer,inker, and artist with a long career dating back to the early 1970's, James is best known for his "Cosmic" tales and space opera for revamping the Marvel Comics characters Captain Marvel and Adam Warlock and for creating and or co-creating the Marvel characters Thanos,Drax the Destroyer,Gamora and Shang-Chi Master of Kung Fu. In the 1960s, James served as an aviation photographer in the US Navy in Vietnam. During his off duty time, he drew and submitted various comics. After leaving the Navy, he sold two stories to DC Comics which started off his career.
==Creation==
All work by Jim Starlin
===DC Comics===
*Adventures of Superman Annual No.1 (writer, 1987)
*Batman No.402/Batman No.414/Batman No.430 (artist 1986); #414-430 (writer 1987–89)
*Batman: The Cult No.1/Batman: The Cult No.2/Batman: The Cult No.3/Batman: The Cult No.4 (writer 1988)
*Cosmic Odyssey No.1/Cosmic Odyssey No.2/Cosmic Odyssey No.3/Cosmic Odyssey No.4 (writer 1988–89)
*Countdown to Final Crisis No.5 (artist 2008)
*DC Comics Presents No.26/DC Comics Presents No.27/DC Comics Presents No.28/DC Comics Presents No.29/DC Comics Presents No.36/DC Comics Presents No.37 (writer/artist 1980–81)
*Death of the New Gods No.1/Death of the New Gods No.2/Death of the New Gods No.3/Death of the New Gods No.4/Death of the New Gods No.5/Death of the New Gods No.6/Death of the New Gods No.7/Death of the New Gods No.8 (writer/artist 2007–08)
*Detective Comics No.481/Detective Comics No.482 (writer/artist 1981)
*The Flash (Firestorm backup stories) #294-296 (artist 1981)
*Gilgamesh II No.1/Gilgamesh II No.2/Gilgamesh II No.3Gilgamesh II No.4(writer/artist, 1989)
*Hardcore Station No.1/Hardcore Station No.2/Hardcore Station No.3/Hardcore Station No.4/Hardcore Station No.5/Hardcore Station No.6 (writer/artist 1998)
*Heroes Against Hunger (writer, 1986)
*Kamandi #59 (OMAC backup story) (writer/artist 1978)
*Mystery in Space No.1/Mystery in Space No.2/Mystery in Space No.3/Mystery in Space No.4/Mystery in Space No.5/Mystery in Space No.6/Mystery in Space No.7/Mystery in Space No.8 (Writer/Artist along with Shane Davis 2006–07)
*New Gods Vol.3 No.2/New Gods Vol.3 No.3/New Gods Vol.3 No.4 (writer, along with Paris Cullins 1989)
*Rann-Thanagar Holy War No.1/Rann-Thanagar Holy War No.2/Rann-Thanagar Holy War No.3/Rann-Thanagar Holy War No.4/Rann-Thanagar Holy War No.5/Rann-Thanagar Holy War No.6/Rann-Thanagar Holy War No.7/Rann-Thanagar Holy War No.8 (Writer 2008–09)
*Richard Dragon Kung-Fu Fighter No.2 (Artist along with Alan Weiss 1975)
*Strange Adventures No.1/Strange Adventures No.2/Strange Adventures No.3/Strange Adventures No.4/Strange Adventures No.5/Strange Adventures No.6/Strange Adventures No.7/Strange Adventures No.8 (Writer/Artist among others 2009)
*Superboy Legion of Super-Heroes No.239/Superboy Legion of Super-Heroes No.250/Superboy Legion of Super-Heroes No.251 (Writer/Artist as "Steve Apollo", with co-author Paul Levitz 1978–79)
*Superman: The Computers that saved Metropolis (Artist 1980)
*Superman Vol.2 No.139 (Artist 1998)
*Sword of Sorcery No.5 (Artist 1973)
*The Warlord (OMAC backup stories) #37-39 (Writer/Artist 1980)
*The Weird No.1/The Weird No.2/The Weird No.3/The Weird No.4 (writer 1988)
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