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'''Jim Owsley''' (born [[June 30]], 1961) is a comic book creator and music producer, credited as being 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 currently works under the name '''Christopher J. Priest'''. | '''Jim Owsley''' (born [[June 30]], 1961) is a comic book creator and music producer, credited as being 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 currently works under the name '''Christopher J. Priest'''. | ||
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Jim Owsley (born June 30, 1961) is a comic book creator and music producer, credited as being 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 currently works under the name Christopher J. Priest.
Transformers comics credits
Marvel Transformers (US):
- Editor - Issues 5-9
