The Legion Companion

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TwoMorrows Publishing, 2003 - Literary Criticism - 222 pages
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  • In time for the Legion of Super Heroes' 45th anniversary, The Legion Companion takes a behind-the-scenes look at the story behind the comic book, in the acclaimed format of TwoMorrows' other "Companion" volumes.
  • Set in the 30th Century, the Legion was originally conceived as a spin-off of Superman, featuring his adventures with the team while he was still Superboy.
 

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Contents

Otto Binder
7
Win Mortimer
61
James Sherman
112
Jim Starlin
123
Jimmy Janes
132
Pat Broderick
138
Paul Levitz part 2
145
Mindy Newell
153
Ferry Shoemaker
161
Dan Jurgens
167
Ernie Colon
185
Keith Giffen part 2
193
Mary Bierbaum
199
Steve Lightle part 2
209
Carlson
215
Afterword
222

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TitleThe Legion Companion
AuthorGlen Cadigan
ContributorJim Shooter
PublisherTwoMorrows Publishing, 2003
ISBN1893905225, 9781893905221
Length222 pages
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