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| + | '''Tony Isabella''' {{born|22|December|1951}} is a [[comics|comic book]] and [[novels|novel]] writer. He has worked on two ''[[Star Trek]]'' publications, both with [[Bob Ingersoll]]. In addition to his ''Star Trek'' works, he is credited with the creation of the [[DC Comics]] characters "Black Goliath" and "Black Lightning". He also worked for [[Marvel Comics]], writing titles such as ''Captain America'', ''Ghost Rider'', and ''The Champions''. |
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| − | '''Tony Isabella''' is a ''Star Trek'' writer who partners with [[Bob Ingersoll]]. |
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| + | He lives in Ohio with his wife and family. |
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==Writing credits== |
==Writing credits== |
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** "[[All of Me]]" (with Bob Ingersoll) |
** "[[All of Me]]" (with Bob Ingersoll) |
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** "[[Other Realities]]" (reprint of "All of Me") |
** "[[Other Realities]]" (reprint of "All of Me") |
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| − | * Non-''Star Trek'' credits: |
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| − | ** Captain America: "Liberty's Torch" (with Bob Ingersoll) |
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| + | ==External links== |
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| + | * [http://www.worldfamouscomics.com/tony/ Tony's Tips column] |
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| + | * {{wikipedia}} |
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| + | [[Category:Star Trek comic authors]] |
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Revision as of 18:57, 21 February 2013
Template:Realworld Tony Isabella (born 22 December 1951; age 72) is a comic book and novel writer. He has worked on two Star Trek publications, both with Bob Ingersoll. In addition to his Star Trek works, he is credited with the creation of the DC Comics characters "Black Goliath" and "Black Lightning". He also worked for Marvel Comics, writing titles such as Captain America, Ghost Rider, and The Champions.
He lives in Ohio with his wife and family.
Writing credits
- Novels:
- Wildstorm TOS comics:
- "All of Me" (with Bob Ingersoll)
- "Other Realities" (reprint of "All of Me")