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JLA/Avengers #1 - Book One: A Journey Into Mystery (September 3, 2003)[AKA Avengers/JLA #1]Written b

JLA/Avengers #1 - Book One: A Journey Into Mystery (September 3, 2003)
[AKA Avengers/JLA #1]

Written by: Kurt Busiek
Artist [pencils & inks] by: George Pérez [rest in peace]
Colorist & separator by: Tom Smith
Lettered by: Comicraft
Edited by: Tom Brevoort (Marvel editor), Mike Carlin & Dan Raspler (DC editors), Andy Schmidt & Marc Sumerak (Marvel assistant editors), Stephen Wacker (DC assistant editor)
Published by: Marvel and DC Comics


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George Perez announced a couple days ago that he has pancreatic cancer, and that he has elected to live out his final days at home, rather than in and out of hospital beds. I respect that.

I have met George a number of times over the years at conventions. He has that kind of older-nerd smile that warms up a room. And the thing that makes him smile the most is when he talks about the shirts he wears. George’s wife hand makes him his customary short sleeve button up shirts. I have never seen him wear the same shirt twice. He literally beamed with pride when I asked him about his shirt, because I knew beforehand where they came from. He would have 1 or 2 signings scheduled for the weekend, and maybe a panel. The rest of the time he was at his booth chatting up his fans and taking photos and signing stuff. Great, great guy.

And he loves it. He absolutely adores his fans, and he is grateful beyond belief for how much we all love his work and his creations.

I like that George will spend his days at home with his wife, hearing messages of support from the people who have enjoyed his gifts for all these years. Wearing the shirts that she made for him, resting comfortably and unafraid of what lies ahead for him. Godspeed, George.

Thank you, George. We all love you and your work will live on forever.

The great George Perez left us today, May 7th 2022. He was 67.

He leaves behind a staggering body of work, legions of adoring fans and collaborators, and a legacy of kindness and creativity that will not be seen again. George died at home, with his loving wife by his side. Sleep well, George. We’ll miss you.

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