It’s been a while since we dropped one of these on you. So here are more photographs taken over the years depicting practitioners of the medium, both editorial and creators. As usual, there’s a lot of Stan Lee.
One of the earliest photographs that survives of Jakob Kurtzburg, who would come to be called Jack Kirby
Steve Saffel at a booksellers convention in the mid-1980s.
Stan Lee in his office at Marvel, 1971
Marvel production manager Danny Crespi, early 1980s.
Stan Lee and some fans in his office, circa 1967.
Jack Kirby at home, 1970s
Mort Weisinger in the army, circa 1944.
Stan Lee in his office circa 1980.
Mark Gruenwald, his wife Catherine and daughter Sara.
Another photo from that same Stan Lee promotional shoot, 1980.
Dan Slott in the art returns office, circa 1992.
Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott, 1975
Stan Lee at Marvel Animation circa 1982.
John Buscema and Stan Lee, mid-1980s.
Mort Weisinger, circa 1965
John Verpoorten and Stan Lee in the Marvel offices, circa 1969.
Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster circa 1941
Mike Carlin, Chris Claremont and Walt Simonson, circa 1984
Elliot Brown, Mark Gruenwald and unidentified, circa 1985
Marie Severin’s desk, Marvel offices, 1970
Stan Lee’s Persona razor commercial, 1975
John Romita and Stan Lee, 1973
Mark Gruenwald, circa 1994
Stan Lee, 1975
Thor, Stan Lee and Jim Steranko, circa 1975
Stan Lee circa 1985
Flo Steinberg, mid-1970s
The Tom Brevoort Experience 
Hard to make it out at this resolution but behind Stan Lee’s shoulder it looks like there’s a sign for his appearance at Forbidden Planet on 18 April 1987.
That’s the branch in Denmark Street, London, which they moved from not long afterwards.
A few more here: https://forbiddenplanet.com/posts/farewell-stan-lee/
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Was Flo Steinberg in Deacon Herb Trimpe’s biplane?
Trimpe was a former USAF Metrologist who had been attached to 1st CAV in Vietnam. He was an Episcopal Church Deacon at St. Andrews in New Paltz, NY for many years and. after his comics career, he became a high school art teacher, He also was a private pilot who owned a biplane,
Trimpe & Joe Sinnott were fairly active in the community ib Uster County and were covered frequently in The Times Herald Record.
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”Elliot Brown, Mark Gruenwald and unidentified, circa 1985”
That looks like Bob Harras.
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Danny Crespi was such a great guy. A truly lovable curmudgeon. It’s too bad virtually no one remembers him, esp. considering how vital he was to getting Marvel comics out in the 1980s…
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