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'''Tom DeFalco''' (born June 26, 1950-) is a American comic book writer and editor. While known for a well-regarded run of writing some other [[Spider-Man|comic book character]], DeFalco succeeded [[Jim Shooter|Jim Shooter]] as [[Marvel Comics|Marvel's]] editor-in-chief from 1987 to 1994, covering over half of the US Generation 1 and all of the Generation 2 comic run. He held the post until the company replaced the position with Group Editors, until Marvel restored it in late 1995 and it was filled by [[Bob Harras|Bob Harras]].
'''Tom DeFalco''' (born June 26, 1950-) is a American comic book writer and editor. While known for a well-regarded run of writing some other [[Spider-Man|comic book character]], DeFalco succeeded [[Jim Shooter]] as [[Marvel Comics|Marvel's]] editor-in-chief from 1987 to 1994, covering over half of the US Generation 1 and all of the Generation 2 comic run. He held the post until the company replaced the position with Group Editors, until Marvel restored it in late 1995 and it was filled by [[Bob Harras]].





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Tom DeFalco (born June 26, 1950-) is a American comic book writer and editor. While known for a well-regarded run of writing some other comic book character, DeFalco succeeded Jim Shooter as Marvel's editor-in-chief from 1987 to 1994, covering over half of the US Generation 1 and all of the Generation 2 comic run. He held the post until the company replaced the position with Group Editors, until Marvel restored it in late 1995 and it was filled by Bob Harras.


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