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After serving as Marvel's editor-in-chief (succeeding [[Marv Wolfman]]), he turned to writing for television.  Starting out with scripts for  ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]'', ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero]]'', and ''Centurions'', he later moved on to live-action dramas like ''Diagnosis Murder'' and ''Law & Order''.  He was a producer on ''Law & Order: Criminal Intent''.  
After serving as Marvel's editor-in-chief (succeeding [[Marv Wolfman]]), he turned to writing for television.  Starting out with scripts for  ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]'', ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero]]'', and ''Centurions'', he later moved on to live-action dramas like ''Diagnosis Murder'' and ''Law & Order''.  He was a producer on ''Law & Order: Criminal Intent''.  
He is the ex-husband of fellow writer [[Carla Conway]].


==Episode scripts==
==Episode scripts==
===''The Transformers''===
===''The Transformers''===
* [[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (episode)|Forever Is a Long Time Coming]] (with Carla Conway)
* [[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (episode)|Forever Is a Long Time Coming]] (with [[Carla Conway]])
* [[Money Is Everything (episode)|Money Is Everything]] (with Carla Conway)
* [[Money Is Everything (episode)|Money Is Everything]] (with Carla Conway)



Revision as of 13:22, 11 September 2021

Don't be fooled by that smile, he killed Gwen Stacy!

Gerard F. Conway (born September 10, 1952) is an American writer. Conway was originally a comic book writer, and is probably best-remembered for writing Spider-Man's infamous "Death of Gwen Stacy" storyline. His prolific output includes hundreds of Marvel and DC books, and he helped create a number of enduring characters, including the Punisher, Vixen, Power Girl, Firestorm, Ms. Marvel, Man-Thing, Killer Croc, Jason Todd and countless others.

After serving as Marvel's editor-in-chief (succeeding Marv Wolfman), he turned to writing for television. Starting out with scripts for The Transformers, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, and Centurions, he later moved on to live-action dramas like Diagnosis Murder and Law & Order. He was a producer on Law & Order: Criminal Intent.

Episode scripts

The Transformers