Reports are coming in that Roger Slifer, the co-creator of DC Comics’ popular Lobo character, appears to have become the victim of a hit-and-run incident that occurred early Saturday morning in Santa Monica. Together with artist Keith Giffen, Roger Slifer helped to create the classic anti-hero Lobo, a popular fixture in the DC universe who was first introduced in Omega Man #3 in 1983.
Screenwriter Flint Dille has been making updates on the current situation which you can read below and we encourage all readers to help spread the news as the driver’s whereabouts are still unknown at this time.
Update #1 –
Okay, here’s what I know. We had originally thought of keeping this quiet, because Roger is a fairly private guy, but as word is out and time might be of the essence if we’re going to find the hit-and-run driver, I’ll post what I know.
Roger is...
Screenwriter Flint Dille has been making updates on the current situation which you can read below and we encourage all readers to help spread the news as the driver’s whereabouts are still unknown at this time.
Update #1 –
Okay, here’s what I know. We had originally thought of keeping this quiet, because Roger is a fairly private guy, but as word is out and time might be of the essence if we’re going to find the hit-and-run driver, I’ll post what I know.
Roger is...
- 6/26/2012
- by GeekRest
- GeekRest
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