• Len Wein - Wikipedia

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    the others, who would come into the office waiting for their next assignment and ask [editor] Julie Schwartz, 'Do you have any Len Wein scripts lying around?

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  • Len Wein | Marvel Database | Fandom

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    Len Wein (born June 12, 1948, New York City, New York) is an American comic book writer and editor best known for reviving Marvel Comics' X-Men.

  • Len Wein | Writer, Actor, Additional Crew - IMDb

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    The Guardian newspaper quoted Dave Wielgosz (assistant editor at DC comic), eulogising Len by saying "You can't be hyperbolic when it comes to Len Wein's...

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    Kitap severler arama motorlarında Len Wein hakkında bilgi edinmeye çalışıyor. Len Wein hayatını, kitaplarını, sözlerini ve alıntılarını sizler için hazırladık.

  • Len Wein — Comic Basics

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    The creator of Wolverine, Len Wein was born June 12, 1948, in New York City. 15 years later, during his time in high school, he began to realize how far the...

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  • Len Wein (Person) - Comic Vine

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    Person » Len Wein is credited in 1936 issues. Writer and editor, Len Wein created famous characters such as Swamp Thing, Human Target and Wolverine.

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    Len Wein (Leonard Norman Wein) was born on 12 June, 1948 in New York, NY, is an American comic book writer.

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    Before I could say anything, the bellboy looked at me, did a double-take, and said, incredulously, "Len Wein?" Equally incredulous, I stammered back, "Y-yes.