Jerry Siegel
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Jerome Siegel byl americký spisovatel komiksů. Je spolutvůrcem Supermana ve spolupráci se svým přítelem Joe Shusterem, který vydalo nakladatelství DC Comics. Vytvořili také Doctor Occult, který byl později uveden v The Books of Magic. Wikipedia (angličtina)
Datum narození: 17. října 1914, Cleveland, Ohio
Úmrtí: 28. ledna 1996, Los Angeles, Kalifornie
Děti: Michael Siegel a Laura Siegel
Rodiče: Mitchell Siegel a Sarah Siegel
Manželka: Joanne Siegel (sňatek: 1948–1996) a Bella Siegel (sňatek: 1939–1948)
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