Talk:Richard A. Lupoff

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[edit] Merging the article with Richard Lupoff

Looks like a no-brainer to me :-) Ahasuerus 00:49, 26 April 2006 (UTC)

Why not? Go for it. Signinstranger 18:38, 20 July 2006 (UTC)

It looks like the same person to me earoot@yahoo.com

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I started a Dick Lupoff page, then changed it to a redirect after finding this one. The following was entered, and I'm putting it here till I can cite sources and integrate it into the text. Anyone else wants to do so feel free.

Author and comics historian, Dick Lupoff co-edited All In Color For A Dime and The Comic-Book Book with Don Thompson.

As a professional writer, under the name of Richard A. Lupoff, Dick authored, among other things, God of the Naked Unicorn, a satirical crossover story that involved Dr. Watson of Sherlock Holmes fame meeting Tarzan, Doc Savage and other pulp and comic strip characters fighting a villain that appears to be a atire of Nebula award winning author Philip Jose Farmer.

Lupoff also authored _______

(The blank was for information on his 'Aethyr Flyer' series.)