Julius Schwartz
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Legendary DC Comics editor who launched the Silver Age by reviving the Flash (1956), Green Lantern and the Justice League; later editor of Superman and Batman
1915, the Bronx, New York, United States — 2004, New York, United States
New York, United States
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Schwartz was a legendary DC Comics editor who launched the Silver Age of comics by reviving the Flash in 1956, then Green Lantern and the Justice League, and later revitalized Superman and Batman. He began as a science-fiction literary agent before shaping the modern superhero. He was Jewish, born in the Bronx to Romanian-Jewish immigrant parents.
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Source: Wikipedia (born in the Bronx to Romanian-Jewish immigrant parents)
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Legendary DC Comics editor who launched the Silver Age by reviving the Flash (1956), Green Lantern and the Justice League; later editor of Superman and Batman
Source: Wikipedia (born in the Bronx to Romanian-Jewish immigrant parents)
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