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Paul Norris
Paul Leroy Norris (April 28, 1914 – November 5, 2007) was an American comic book artist best known as co-creator of the DC Comics superhero Aquaman,〔Co-creator with Mort Weisinger per sources including (Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Aquaman ), (Grand Comics Database: ''More Fun Comics'' #73 ), (''The Comics Journal'' (Oct. 6, 1999): "Ripples on the Golden Age Pond: Repercussions in Comic-Book Copyrights", by Darren Hick ), and (''Comic Book Resources'' (Oct. 28, 2007): "Comics Should Be Good" (section): "365 Reasons to Love Comics #301", by Bill Reed ). Beginning with ''Aquaman'' vol. 6, #7 (Aug. 2003), DC Comics began including the credit line "Aquaman created by Paul Norris". Writer Julian Darian in an undated article at (SeqArt: Aquaman ) published March 5, 2004 or later, suggests the discrepancy arose from uncertainty over the then-uncredited writer: "Paul Norris is now officially credited by DC as the character's creator, and Norris certainly drew Aquaman's first stories. Some suspect a writer's hand, however, and have pointed to Mort Weisinger, thought to be the writer of Aquaman's first tale, though we will probably never know for certain due to the scarcity of records from the period".〕 and for a 35-year run as artist of the newspaper comic strip ''Brick Bradford''.
==Biography==
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