DOCSLIB.ORG

Of the Most Inspiring People

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Of the Most Inspiring People SPECIAL ISSUE July/August 2020 THE FORUM FOR THE INDUSTRY EXECUTIVE 100 of the Most Inspiring People Also featuring the RED JACKET HONOREES Linx Pharma www.pharmavoice.com PUBLICATION COMMANDERS & CHIEFS JIM CORRIGAN Trusted Leadership - nnovating for better health through ad- my priority list has served me well and pre- vanced technology has been at the heart vented sleepless nights.” PASSION I of everything James Corrigan has accom- He measures success by monitoring four plished in his 25-year career in the life-sciences key areas: customer success, innovation and industry. Those who know him throughout quality, a united business, and profitable mar- the industry as Jim, also know he lives and ket growth. instills this philosophy in the more than 2,000 “I measure the momentum of each of these employees he leads. areas and celebrate where we are accelerating As president and CEO of ERT, he has and focus on the areas where the momentum driven significant improvements in clinical is slowing,” he says. INSPIRATIONAL. trial methodologies that help global biophar- His tenacious commitment to innovation maceutical companies conduct clinical stud- and quality resonate throughout the organi- ies more efficiently and with more confidence. zation, inspiring ERT team members to chal- Raising the bar… by improving Notably, in 2019, 75% of all FDA drug lenge themselves in all aspects of their daily global health for patients approvals came from ERT-supported studies. work. In addition, since taking the helm, ERT’s rev- Jim inspires by being “all in,” by celebrat- enue has more than doubled and EBIDTA has ing the success of the teams in a selfless manner, tripled. He has led the addition of four new by acknowledging disappointments in a posi- Jim Corrigan product lines, seven strategic acquisitions, a tive way to build a trusted and safe environment TITLE: President and CEO three-fold increase in bookings, and double for innovation, by helping others visualize their COMPANY: ERT the number of active trials. potential, and by being a role model by exhib- Jim takes a two-tiered approach to driving iting empathy and grace under fire. “I learned INDUSTRY AWARDS: GE: Multiple President innovation. First, the services, product, and along the way that bad news is not like wine, it Awards for Customer Management/Sales sales teams interact weekly with customers does not get better with age,” he says. Growth/Op Excellence; Selected for Mgt Ldr to learn what is and isn’t working and they “When people ask me what I think, I re- Programs, Business Management, Leadership have the autonomy to make investments in spond by saying I’m more interested in what of Innovation/Growth, Executive Development incremental improvements. “Next, as the ex- they think,” Jim says. “This is a great way to COMPANY AWARDS: Recurring customer ecutive team, we listen and learn from the invite debate.” sales, product, and services teams as to what Jim describes himself as both a mentee and service awards, Omega Group; CPHI’s Award for new products to invest in and what trends mentor, which stems from his desire to be an Excellence in Patient-Centricity; CenterWatch’s to address; this enables us to be responsive to eternal student, which he encourages everyone Top 20 Innovators Award; Pittsburgh customers and lets me focus on the future.” he to be. Technology Council’s Health IT Innovator of says. “This approach also helps us to observe “My experience is that I can learn some- the Year Award and nurture the future leaders of the company thing from everyone, and I have found the by enabling them to build the skills they need mentor/mentee relationship fosters this type TWITTER: @ertglobal to make difficult and strategic decisions as of learning,” he says. “One of my goals is to they progress in their careers.” release the emotional energy in every person Jim leads by staying focused on three at ERT and unlock their creativity, ownership, of the teams in a selfless manner, meaning core values: ensuring the health, safety, and and entrepreneurship.” always giving the credit for successes to team well-being of ERT employees; doing all he can Colleagues say Jim leads ERT with a conta- members because they are the ones who made to focus on customers and patients; and build- gious passion — for its employees, customers, things happen,” he says. ing a culture of accountability, autonomy, and partners, and ultimately the patients who During his career, Jim has held leadership authority based on trust. benefit from the new medical treatments that roles at several global organizations that are “The key to not staying up at night wor- are developed more efficiently as a result of the dedicated to leveraging innovative solutions rying about things is to ensure that you are company’s eClinical data collection solutions. to improve worldwide patient health. Before focused on what’s most important,” he says. “I want to fuel the energy needed to drive joining ERT, Jim was president and CEO of “Keeping the above three items at the top of change by generously celebrating the success General Electric Healthcare’s Surgery business. He says the one piece of advice he would HOPE IS MY FAVORITE EMOTION BUT give his younger self is: “Everything will be OK in the end and if it is not OK then rest NOT MY FAVORITE STRATEGY. assured it is not the end.” 2 July/August 2020 PharmaVOICE Contact [email protected] for more information or visit ert.com THE LIST Who’s on the List — 2020 Indexed by Category COMMANDERS & CHIEFS Nancy Yu .............................................................................RDMD Sagar Anisingaraju .............................Saama Technologies Teresa Bitetti .............. Takeda Pharmaceutical Company CHANGE AGENTS Olivier Chateau ...................................................Health Union Ahsan Awan .................................................................Genlantis Dan Chichester ..................................................Ogilvy Health Dr. Ray Chan ................................................................ThinkGen Jim Corrigan ............................................................................ERT Dr. Deepa Desai ..................................................................IQVIA Dr. Jayson Dallas. ...........................Aimmune Therapeutics Debbie Durso-Bumpus .....................Blueprint Medicines Dr. Eric Dube. ...............................................................Retrophin Tristen George ..................................................AbelsonTaylor Dawn Flitcraft .......................................................................WCG Adlai Goldberg .........................................................................EY Wendy Lund Dr. Priti Hedge ....................................Foundation Medicine Tammy Guld ...................................................................Janssen GCI Health Natalie Holles ..................................Audentes Therapeutics Guadalupe Hayes-Mota ....Ultragenyx Pharmaceuticals Dr. Pearl Huang .................................... Cygnal Therapeutics Erin Horvath ...........................................AmerisourceBergen Dr. Tariq Kassum .................................. Celsius Therapeutics Dr. Howard Jacob. ..........................................................AbbVie Colleen Carter Dr. Karen Kaucic ..............................................................Evidera Susan Kalk.................................Sunovion Pharmaceuticals. Fingerpaint Ryan Keeling ..............................................................Diaceutics Dr. Nicole Richie ...................................................... Genentech Dr. Reshma Kewalramani ...........Vertex Pharmaceuticals Craig Serra ......................................................................Novartis Suzanne Kincaid .......................Aperio Clinical Outcomes JoyL Silva .......................................................Pfizer CentreOne Jim Lang .....................................................................EVERSANA Rebecca Vermeulen ........................................................ Roche Dr. Helen Hyun Jung Lee ........................................Samyang Ryan Walsh ....................................................... Real Endpoints Pharmaceuticals USA Dr. Gary Lee ..................................................Senti Biosciences INNOVATORS Jim Corrigan ERT Dr. Jeremy Levin .......................................Ovid Therapeutics Jose Ferreira ..............................................................CMI Media Greg Lewis .......................................................................Calcium Vanessa Phillips ...............WAYS Pharmaceutical Services Wendy Lund .............................................................GCI Health Deb Tatton .............................................Parexel International Sandy Macrae..................................Sangamo Therapeutics Amy Turnquist...................................eHealthcare Solutions Tristen George Peter Marchesini .....................................................EVERSANA AbelsonTaylor Dr. Gail McIntyre .............................................................Aravive PATIENT CHAMPIONS Anupam Nandawana ........................................................P360 Dr. Elliot Barnathan ......................................................Janssen Casey Orvin .................Society for Clinical Research Sites Research & Development Stacy Patterson .....................................QBFox Healthcomm
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Relationality and Masculinity in Superhero Narratives Kevin Lee Chiat Bachelor of Arts (Communication Studies) with Second Class Honours
    i Being a Superhero is Amazing, Everyone Should Try It: Relationality and Masculinity in Superhero Narratives Kevin Lee Chiat Bachelor of Arts (Communication Studies) with Second Class Honours This thesis is presented for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of The University of Western Australia School of Humanities 2021 ii THESIS DECLARATION I, Kevin Chiat, certify that: This thesis has been substantially accomplished during enrolment in this degree. This thesis does not contain material which has been submitted for the award of any other degree or diploma in my name, in any university or other tertiary institution. In the future, no part of this thesis will be used in a submission in my name, for any other degree or diploma in any university or other tertiary institution without the prior approval of The University of Western Australia and where applicable, any partner institution responsible for the joint-award of this degree. This thesis does not contain any material previously published or written by another person, except where due reference has been made in the text. This thesis does not violate or infringe any copyright, trademark, patent, or other rights whatsoever of any person. This thesis does not contain work that I have published, nor work under review for publication. Signature Date: 17/12/2020 ii iii ABSTRACT Since the development of the superhero genre in the late 1930s it has been a contentious area of cultural discourse, particularly concerning its depictions of gender politics. A major critique of the genre is that it simply represents an adolescent male power fantasy; and presents a world view that valorises masculinist individualism.
    [Show full text]
  • South Carolina State University Men's Basketball
    Media Information 2007-2008 South Carolina University Men’s Basketball.....Page 2 2007 Media Outlets 2007 Media Outlets Print Media Outlets Address Office Phone Office Fax The Times and Democrat ...................... P.O. Box 1766 Orangeburg, SC 29116 ................. (803) 534-1060 .... (803) 533-5595 The State .............................................. P.O. Box 1333 Columbia, SC 29202 ..................... (803) 771-8470 .... (803) 771-8613 The Post & Courier ............................... 134 Columbus Street, Charleston, SC 29403 ........ (843) 937-5566 .... (843) 937-5579 Spartanburg Herald-Journal.................. P.O. Box 1657 Spartanburg, SC 29304 ................ (864) 582-4511 ..... (864) 594-6350 Greenville News.................................... P.O. Box 1688 Greenville, SC 29602 ................... (864) 298-4307 .... (864) 298-4395 Florence Morning News ........................ P.O. Box F-11 Florence, SC 29501 ...................... (843) 317-7274 .... (843) 317-7292 Sumter Daily Item .................................. P.O. Box 1677 Sumter, SC 29151 ......................... (803) 774-1241 .... (803) 774-1210 Anderson Independent Mail ................... P.O. Box 2507 Anderson, SC 29622 ..................... (864) 260-1238 .... (864) 260-1276 Augusta Chronicle ................................. P.O. Box 1928 Augusta, GA 30913 ........................ (706) 724-0851 .... (706) 823-3408 Aiken Standard...................................... P.O. Box 456 Aiken, SC 29821 ............................. (803) 648-2311 ....
    [Show full text]
  • M O Re F U N C O M Ic S , T H E S P E C Tre a N D a Ll Re La Te D C H a Ra C Te Rs
    More Fun Comics, The Spectre and all related characters are © and ™ DC Comics. Famous Spectre splash panel (used in More Fun Comics #57-#65) revealing the hero's secret identity and his divine purpose. This particular splash is from issue #60 (Oct., 1940) and represents one of the most memorable of all Golden-Age images. Artwork by Bernard Baily. The first of all supernatural superheroes materialized into limitless. An eerie being who had been directly empowered existence at the dawn of the Golden-Age of comic books. by, and granted divine authority over life and death from the Writer Jerry Siegel (who had previously, along with the artist Lord. In a private and rarely granted interview, Seigel Joe Shuster created the greatest of all superheroes: Superman explained that he wrote the “mysterious, heavenly voice”, in Action Comics #1 , June, 1938) teamed up with a relatively (that first appeared in the two-part origin story) as God’s own, unknown artist named Bernard Baily (who would also create personal voice. Thus, making the Spectre a very special cre - the Hourman for Adventure Comics #48 in March, 1940) to ation. His sacred mission: To utterly destroy all forms of evil bring forth the most awesome and ultra-powerful character and corruption and wipe clean criminal activities from the face this side of the Almighty Himself. Drawing from the various of the Earth. Judgement Day had arrived. A reckoning was ghost stories appearing in the classic pulp title Weird Tales , due. Seigel brought to life a dark and forboding hero that was, in so The Genesis occurred in More Fun Comics #51 (January, many ways, just as original a concept as Superman.
    [Show full text]
  • Merrimack (Upper) River Draft Study Report, New Hampshire
    --------- -----~~~-------- ---- --· - ------~ UPPER MERRIMACK WILD AND SCENIC RIVER STUDY DRAFT REPORT JANUARY 1999 "· 0 P P E R . M E R R I M A C- K W .I L D A N D S C E N. I C RIVER STUDY / DRAFT REPORT JANUARY 1999 ;, . .I MERRIMAC:K RIVER STUDY I Special thanks.to tbe members of the Upper Merrimack Rive,: · Local Advisory Committee . · Eric Anderson, Bow Roy Annis, Pembroke Richard Bean, Bow Ken Bradley, Concord Jim Corrigan, Concord Dave Harrigan, Pembroke Joyce Johnson, Northfield . Valerie Lynn, Bow Wayne Mann, Canterbury. Robert McCabe, Franklin John McPhail, Canterbury Kit Morgan, Concord David Morrill, Concord Eric Pierce, Bow John-Porter, Boscawen Steve Robir-ison, Concord Roger Sanborn, Boscawen Dfck,de Seve, Northfield Robert Sharon, Franklin Michele Tremblay, Boscawen National Park Service Project Manager: Jamie Fosburgh . Additional NPS support: · Jamie Williams Gary We[ner · Drew Parkin Cassie Thomas Prepared by: Boston Support Office National Park Service US Department of the Interior. Printed on recyded paper I TABLE OF CONTENTS I Summary of Findings(7 0 Background/11 0 - Regional Setting and Resource Assessment Summary/Tl Eligibility and C,lassificcition-. Findings/23 Suitability •Findings/39 Consideration •of Alternatives/ 4 9 APPENDICES 0 . Merrimack River Study Act of 1990/51 . o, . ,· Riverfront Landowner Survey Results/ 55 Conipa.rati~e Analysis of Reside~isherie~ in ·New Ha.mp~h;re/67 ' (I) . Comparative An~lysis of Non-Motorized Recreational Boating/75 e >. Selected Aspects of Zo.ning an~ Regulation/83 Upper. Merrimack-·· Riv.er Management. and Implementation Plan/87 j I I I i• 1 I I ..
    [Show full text]
  • The Brave and the Bold
    0 The Brave and the Bold “The influence of each human being on others in this life is a kind of immortality.” – John Adams Compiled and Edited by John Schwirian Cover Art by Bob McLeod Acknowledgments Jim Aparo, Art Baltazar, Tony Bedard, Franco, Rob Kelly, Chris Khalaf, Denny O'Neil, Steve Skeates, Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo. The Aquaman Chronicles #18 is published by John Schwirian. 700 Mayton Court, Bel Air, Maryland, 21014. [email protected] First Printing. May 2009. Printed in the USA. All material printed here-in is for historical purposes and for literary criticism and review. It is not designed to plagiarize or otherwise infringe on the rights of any copyrighted material contained herein. Aquaman, Batman, and related characters are TM and c 2009 by DC Comics. Miss Bikini Luv, Thane of Bagarth, Stern Wheeler, Wander, and the Phantom are TM and c 2009 by the current copyright holders. All legal inquiries should be made to the publisher, John Schwirian. 1i 1…On the Other Hand… and Aquamail Words of wisdom by ye olde editor. 2…Current Events Recent Aqua-sightings. 10…Collectibles Corner The latest in action figures and more. 18…The New Brave and the Bold and Beyond An Interview with Mark Waid 22…Talking to Tony Bedard... Tony Bedard on Aquaman, Batman and the Outsiders, and more. 26…You Say Goodbye, While I Say Hello Farewell Justice League Classified, Justice League Unlimited, and Teen Titans Go! Hello Tiny Titans, DC Super Friends and Batman: Brave and the Bold. by John Schwirian 30…TV Guide Smallville update and the new ―Brave and the Bold‖ cartoon 34…Jim Aparo – His Life and Career by John Schwirian with help from Steve Skeates and Denny O'Neil.
    [Show full text]
  • Gotham Central Book 4 : Corrigan Pdf, Epub, Ebook
    GOTHAM CENTRAL BOOK 4 : CORRIGAN PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Ed Brubaker | 224 pages | 07 Mar 2013 | DC Comics | 9781401231941 | English | United States Gotham Central Book 4 : Corrigan PDF Book It was written by Greg Rucka and illustrated by Steve Lieber. The lowest-priced brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging where packaging is applicable. Gotham Central has always excelled at shining a light on the inner workings of the GCPD Major Crimes Unit, but the opening issue "Nature" goes even further by tackling the comradery and excessive corruption that takes place within the rest of the force. The Quintessential Quintuplets Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash. Add your interests. But, when fate comes a knockin', he answers the cry. New other. See also: Gotham City Police Department. Universal Conquest Wiki. In This Article. It certainly put all the hard, honest work that the MCU does into perspective. Steve Lieber , Stefano Gaudiano. There are so many people have been read this book. Greg Rucka Signed Books. This damp report is capable to interpret everytime you expect. You may also like. Baby 1. Is that this manuscript persuade the readers future? Any Condition Any Condition. Superman: Doomed The New Witness the gritty side of the Gotham City Police Department from their perspective, as they take on psychotic criminals like The Joker and grudgingly look to The Dark Knight for help. Animal Farm and by George Orwell and A. The series is being republished in trade paperback, this time collecting the entire series, but like the hardcovers, leaving out connected stories from other comics.
    [Show full text]
  • Archangels-2018-Catalog.Pdf
    Conan Savage Tales #4 Ink Wash Art by Gil Kane and Neal Adams. Savage Tales #4 (Marvel Comics, 1974), original artwork for the story, “Night of the Dark god.” Pencils by Gil Kane and Neal Adams with inks by Neal Adams and ink wash by Pablo Marcos. Searching for his childhood sweetheart Mala, Conan returns to the humble home of his birth in Cimmeria, which he finds in ruins. Here, he discovers Mala’s weeping parents who in- form him that their beloved daughter has been taken north, captured by the vicious Vanir. The damsel’s grieving mother looks at Conan and says, “She...spoke often of you...” A dark and tragic tale of nostalgic woe, in the classic Conan tradition. This is a most impressive piece, which has Adams’ unmistak- ble imprint and style all over it and features Conan in every panel with some superb close-up shots, as only the living leg- end himself can do. Ink-wash Conan art is especially tough. Avengers #96 Art by Neal Adams - Great Ronan page. Original artwork from Avengers #96 page 16 (Marvel Comics, 1972), by the living legend himself, Neal Adams (pencils) with ink finishes by Adams, Tom Palmer and Alan Weiss. This is an impressive action page that prominently features the arch villain, Ronan the Accuser as he interrogates a very defiant Rick Jones, who shows the Kree Supremor just exactly what he thinks of him with a powerful jaw shattering blow to his head. Great multiple images of Ronan, who is gaining greatly in popularity especially since his major role in the Guardians of the Galaxy movie (2014) and, even though he was killed off in that film, there is talk of bringing him back for future feature films.
    [Show full text]
  • CRISIS CHARACTER CARDS Original Text
    CRISIS CHARACTER CARDS Original Text ©2011 WIZKIDS/NECA, LLC TM & © DC Comics. (s11) PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS 1. From Adobe® Reader® or Adobe® Acrobat® open the print dialog box (File>Print or Ctrl/Cmd+P). 2. Click on Properties and set your Page Orientation to Landscape (11 x 8.5). 3. Under Print Range>Pages input the pages you would like to print. (See Table of Contents) 4. Under Page Handling>Page Scaling select Multiple pages per sheet. ©2011 WIZKIDS/NECA, LLC TM & © DC Comics. (s11) 5. Under Page Handling>Pages per sheet select Custom and enter 2 by 2. 6. If you want a crisp black border around each card as a cutting guide, click the checkbox next to Print page border. 7. Click OK. ©2011 WIZKIDS/NECA, LLC TM & © DC Comics. (s11) TABLE OF CONTENTS Accomplished Perfect Captain Marvel, Jr., 56 Physician, 50 Chief, 42 Ace, 22 Darkseid, 54 Anti-Monitor, 79 Dawnstar, 28 Anti-Monitor, Guardian Deathstroke, 34 of Fear, 80–81 Donna Troy, 72 Aqualad, 10 Dr. Sivana, 26 Batgirl, 20 The Flash, 63 Batman, 76 Forerunner, 46 Batwoman, 25 Garth, 73 Black Adam, 59 Gold, 15 Blue Beetle, 36 Green Arrow, 32 Boy Wonder, 68 ©2011 WIZKIDS/NECA, LLC TM & © DC Comics. (s11) Green Lantern, 29 Mercury, 14 Harbinger, 45 Monarch, 49 Hawk and Dove, 38 Monitor, 66 Iron, 21 Mordru, 48 Jack and Ten, 31 Nightwing, 35 Jericho, 13 Nightwing and Starfire, 64 Karate Kid, 30 Psimon, 39 Kid Flash, 8 Psycho-Pirate, 58 King and Queen, 57 Red Arrow, 24 Klarion, 17 Red Hood, 23 Kyle Rayner, 43 Rip Hunter, 27 Lead and Tin, 40 Robin (Dick Grayson), 7 Liberty Belle, 16 Robin (Tim Drake), 19 Mammoth, 37 Roy Harper, 74 Mary Marvel, 47 Shadow Demon, 78 ©2011 WIZKIDS/NECA, LLC TM & © DC Comics.
    [Show full text]
  • DREXEL BASKETBALL 33168 06Mens 10/9/06 10:52 AM Page 2
    33168_06Mens_ 10/9/06 10:51 AM Page 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Media Information/Directions . .2 Bracket Busters . .63 Quick Facts . .3 CAA Statistics . .64–65 University Administration . .4–7 CAA Composite Schedule . .66–67 James “Bruiser” Flint . .8–10 2006–07 Opponents . .68–73 Assistant Coaches/Basketball Staff . .11–14 NIT Season Tip-Off . .74–75 The Armory . .15 2005 NIT . .76 The Daskalakis Athletic Center . .16 2004 NIT . .77 Roster . .17 2003 NIT . .78 2006–07 Outlook . .18–19 Drexel in the NCAA Tournament . .79–80 Player Bios . .20–42 Legends . .81 Athletic Administration . .43 Malik Rose . .82 Medical Staff . .44 Michael Anderson . .83 Radio and Television . .45 Hall of Famers/Players in the Pros . .84 About Drexel University . .46–49 All-Time Series . .85 2005–06 Statistics . .50 All-Time Roster . .86–87 2005–06 Results . .51 Year-by-Year Results . .88–92 Highs and Lows . .52 1,000-point Scorers/Coaches . .93 2005–06 Box Scores . .53–61 All-Time Records . .94–103 About the CAA . .62 Media Head Shots . .Inside Back Cover Division of Student Life and Administrative Services Credits The 2006–07 Drexel University men’s basketball media guide was written by Mike Tuberosa. The cover was designed by Rob Babik of Design One Associates of Marlton, N.J. The printing and layout was done by HBP, Inc., Hagerstown, Md. Photography by Greg Carroccio, Dennis Welsh, Dave Yoblick, Scott Brown, Brian Kirschner, Jim McWilliams, Rich Dunoff, George Jones, Coy Butler, Edward Savaria, Jr., the Franklin Institute Science Museum, the Philadelphia Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, the Philadelphia Office of the City Representative, Comcast Spectacor, Kenneth M.
    [Show full text]
  • Ebook Download Gotham Central Book 3
    GOTHAM CENTRAL BOOK 3 PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Ed Brubaker | 224 pages | 07 Mar 2013 | DC Comics | 9781401232320 | English | New York, United States Gotham Central Book 3 PDF Book Ramin Zahed. Want to Read. Sign in. And GC is at its best when it's showcasing the crime-writing talents of Brubaker and Rucka, Of all the volumes of Gotham Central, this is the one that appealed least to me. Renee and Crispus deal with Jim Corrigan who seems to have a problem holding on to evidence if it gets him a profit. With each Gotham Central book, the art and writing seem to grow more in sync. Absolutely fell in love with Montoya, my heart broke for her in the final pages. It could have used more Detective Driver but you can't have everything. The cops have what appears to be Robin's dead body… More. Book 4. Ed Brubaker. View 1 comment. The story focused on the Gotham City Police Department and the difficulties of its officers living and working in Gotham City , home of Batman. Marcus Driver's partner Charlie is killed by Mr. TV by the Numbers. Find books coming soon in It is good crime fiction, set in a superhero universe, but grounded in a strong police perspective. Start your review of Gotham Central, Vol. Error rating book. Mar 22, Michael rated it really liked it Shelves: loeg-archives. He finally goes too far and in ignoring police procedure causes the deaths of numerous officers of the GCPD. Click here to cancel reply. The Burglar.
    [Show full text]
  • Superhero-Versary
    Presents superhero-versary 75 years of robin, captain marvel, flash, green lantern, the spectre, the atom and (for grins) the joker! • REAL NAME : Richard “Dick” Grayson • FIRST APPEARANCE : Detective Comics #38 • ALSO KNOWN AS : Nightwing, Batman • GROUP AFFILIATION : JSA, JLA, Teen Titans, Outsiders • BEST KNOWN FOR : Acrobatics, Being very smooth with the ladies • PLAYED BY : Douglas Croft, Johnny Duncan, Burt Ward, Casey Kasem, Loren Lester, Chris O’Donnell, Scott Menville, Jesse McCartney Nightwing & batamn Other robins Dick Grayson (Earth-2) Jason Todd (Mark 1 and 2) Carrie Kelly Tim Drake Stephanie Brown Damian Wayne • REAL NAME: Billy Batson • FIRST APPEARANCE: WHIZ COMICS #2 • ALSO KNOWN AS: Big Red Cheese, Shazam • GROUP AFFILIATION: JLA, JSA, Squadron of Justice, Marvel Family • BEST KNOWN FOR: Being awesome, Getting Sued • PLAYED BY: Tom Tyler and Frank Coghlan, Jr., Jackson Bostwick/John Davey and Michael Gray, Burr Middleton, Jerry O’Connell and Shane Haboucha, Jeff Bennett and Tara Strong, Rob Lowe/Chad Lowe and Robert Ochoa, David Kaye Solomon (Wisdom) Herclues (Strength) Atlas (Stamina) Zeus (Power) Achilles (Courage) Mercury (Speed) Revamps/Reboots Captain Marvel, Mary Marvel, Captain Marvel, Jr. Tall Marvel, Hillbilly Marvel, Fat Marvel Hoppy The Marvel Bunny and Uncle Marvel WELCOME TO THE JSA PORTION OF OUR PROGRAM • REAL NAME: Jay Garrick • FIRST APPEARANCE: Flash Comics #1 • ALSO KNOWN AS: The Scarlet Speedster • GROUP AFFILIATION: JSA, All-Star Squadron, Justice League • BEST KNOWN FOR: Being awesome, making hard
    [Show full text]
  • Sale Results Made by the Sale Company and May Be Different Than Results Previously Reported
    For the latest news, go online to http://auctions.bloodhorse.com DISCLAIMER: Current year figures reflect fall of the hammer prices and any private sales reported by the sale company. Figures for the previous year include any revisions Sale Results made by the sale company and may be different than results previously reported. 41. STACY’S SQUAW, m, 00, Indian Charlie—Lusty Lady, by Star de 93. WESTERN GOLDRUSH, m, 05, Gone West—Heritage of Gold, by KEENELAND Naskra {Eddington} (Longfield Farm, agent)—Stonegate Stables Gold Legend (Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent)—Gil Masters .........................................................................................$10,000 .........................................................................................$27,000 JANUARY HORSES OF ALL AGES SALE (JAN. 11-15) 42. C, 09, Eddington—Stacy’s Squaw, by Indian Charlie (Longfield 94. WHY THE WIND, m, 95, Miswaki—Crowned, by Chief’s Crown Farm, agent) .....................................................($19,000) Not sold {Yes It’s True} (Bohemia Stable, Walnut Green, agent)—Michele MONDAY, JAN. 11 45. STORM BURST, m, 04, Stormin Fever—Timotara, by Rodriguez..........................................................................$10,000 Secretariat {Candy Ride (ARG)} (Shannondoe Farms, agent) 95. F, 09, Stevie Wonderboy—Why You, by Polish Numbers (Bohemia 177 sold for $6,589,100; average, $37,227; median, .........................................................................($55,000) Not sold Stable, Walnut Green, agent)—Secure Investments
    [Show full text]