Maurice Whitman began his professional art career in the fall of 1943 by working for Harry Chesler. In 1944 he worked for Lloyd Jacquet. In 1945 he joined the artist studio of Jerry Iger. In 1948 he began to work for Fiction House.

In the 1950s, Whitman was mainly active for Charlton Comics, doing everything from funny animal through crime and science fantasy to historical fiction. His ...

He was born June 10th, 1922 and passed away May 10th, 1982. His lengthy career as an artist was spent with such comic companies as Fiction House, Planet Comics, ...

Maurice Whitman (b. June 10, 1922 – d.May '9, 1983) was a comic book artist. Worked for National Periodical Publications; Harry "A" Chesler shop; ...

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Born: 1922 June 10 in Catskill, New York, United States. Died: 1983 May 10 in Seymour, Connecticut, United States. Notes: To be confirmed against the Who's ...

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author: Maurice Whitman Comics. Item #61990 Silver Age Classics: Unusual Tales ... Bill Molno, Marc. Molno, Bill; Swayze, Marc; Giordano, Dick; Whitman, Maurice ...

Whitman was self-taught without formal art training. He began his professional art career in 1943 working for Harry Chesler and then ...