Talk:Ric Estrada

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"...he created or first drew characters such as Lady Shiva, Professor Ojo, Amethyst and Karate Kid as well as co-creating Power Girl[7] with Joe Orlando." Huh? Dan Mishkin and Gary Cohn created Amethyst, along with artist Ernie Colon, in 1983 (Estrada penciled the second Amethyst series in 1985); Jim Shooter and Curt Swan created Karate Kid in 1966 (Estrada drew KK's solo series a decade later); and the quotation in footnote [7] says that Ric Estrada and Gerry Conway (not Joe Orlando) created Power Girl. WaxTadpole (talk) 21:59, 15 November 2013 (UTC)Reply

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