Christopher J. Priest

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Christopher James Priest (born James Christopher Owsley June 30, 1961) is a comic book creator and music producer, and the first Black editor in American comics. He was mentored by Larry Hama early in his career, and has had several collaborations with M.D. Bright. He changed his name in about 1993.

Transformers comics credits

Marvel Transformers (US):

Editor - Issues 5-9 (as Jim Owsley)

See also

Editorial staff of Marvel Comics' The Transformers
Marvel U.S. editors	Bob Budiansky (1-4, Movie) Jim Owsley (5-9) Michael Carlin (10-21) Don Daley (22-69, Joe, HM) Jim Salicrup (TFU) Bob Harras (Joe) Rob Tokar (70-80)
Marvel U.S. editors-in-chief	Jim Shooter (1-32, Movie, TFU, Joe, HM 1-2) Tom DeFalco (33-80, HM 3-4)
Marvel UK editors	Sheila Cranna (1-21) Ian Rimmer (22-120) "Chris Francis" (121-207) Richard Starkings ("Ancient Relics!") Euan Peters (208-c.289) "The Nurse" (c.290-332) Staz (transitional assistance, c.290-c.298)

External links

• Priest's website
• Christopher Priest at Wikipedia