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'''Len Kaminski''' (born [[October 20]], [[1962]]) is an American comic book writer. Kaminski joined [[Marvel Comics]] in March 1984, and spent the next eight years working his way up to the post of Managing Editor before pulling the plug on his career there to go freelance. A short time after that, he was writing ''[[Iron Man]]'' for Marvel when he and [[Kev Hopgood]] collaborated on the creation of [[War Machine]]. Marvel continued to take most of his time during the 90s, with writing work on the ''War Machine'' title as well as ''[[Ghost Rider]]''. Some of his other work included ''JLA'' and ''Fate'' for D.C. Comics, and ''Lady Death'' for Chaos. | '''Len Kaminski''' (born [[October 20]], [[1962]]) is an American comic book writer. Kaminski joined [[Marvel Comics]] in March 1984, and spent the next eight years working his way up to the post of Managing Editor before pulling the plug on his career there to go freelance. A short time after that, he was writing ''[[Iron Man]]'' for Marvel when he and [[Kev Hopgood]] collaborated on the creation of [[War Machine]]. Marvel continued to take most of his time during the 90s, with writing work on the ''War Machine'' title as well as ''[[Ghost Rider]]''. Some of his other work included ''JLA'' and ''Fate'' for D.C. Comics, and ''Lady Death'' for Chaos. | ||
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Len Kaminski (born October 20, 1962) is an American comic book writer. Kaminski joined Marvel Comics in March 1984, and spent the next eight years working his way up to the post of Managing Editor before pulling the plug on his career there to go freelance. A short time after that, he was writing Iron Man for Marvel when he and Kev Hopgood collaborated on the creation of War Machine. Marvel continued to take most of his time during the 90s, with writing work on the War Machine title as well as Ghost Rider. Some of his other work included JLA and Fate for D.C. Comics, and Lady Death for Chaos.
