Jack Williamson

Jack London (1876-1926) was one of the the first American novelists to earn worldwide celebrity and a large fortune from writing. In addition to his wildly popular adventure tales, he wrote some of the earliest works of science fiction, newspaper articles, essays, plays, and poetry. A political radical, he championed unionization, worker's rights, and socialism, and fiercely advocated against cruelty to circus animals.

Black Cat Weekly #150

Jack Williamson, Hal Charles, Neil S. Plakcy, Nelson S. Bond, Teel James Glenn, Shane Gericke, Larry Tritten, Britin Haller, Bob Tippee

Black Cat Weekly #145

Jack Williamson, E. Hoffmann Price, Hal Charles, David Dean, Harlan Ellison, Henry Slesar, N.M. Cedeño, Jack Ritchie, James Hay Jr., Brian Rieselman

Black Cat Weekly #144

Jack Williamson, Hal Charles, Janice Law, Philip E. High, Harlan Ellison, Ron Miller, Stephen Marlowe, Henry Slesar, Gina Nelson, James Hay Jr.

Black Cat Weekly #100

Jack Williamson, Barb Goffman, Hal Charles, Robert Sheckley, Michael Bracken, Frank Belknap Long, Nancy Pickard, Bradley Harper, Larry Tritten, Joseph Payne Brennan

Black Cat Weekly #93

Jack Williamson, Adrian Cole, Hal Charles, Dick Donovan, John M. Floyd, James Holding, George O. Smith, Wallace West, Joseph S. Walker

After World's End

Jack Williamson

En ruta

Jack Williamson