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| Born: | February 20, 1952 |
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| Nationality: |  American
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| Occupation: | Artist, editor. |
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Anthony Tollin is an American comic book colorist and cover artist.
He began his professional comics career in 1973 at the publishing house "Warren Comic" as assistant editor of titles like "Vampirella", "Eerie" and "Famous Monsters".
He also worked for Tony Isabella at "Marvel Comics" before beginning his 20-year career at "DC Comics" for which he started working in the first part of the 1970's, before becoming - in the next decade - their main colorist and doing a large numbers of the DC Comics covers (for instance on "Superman", "Green Lantern", "Doc Savage", "Flash Gordon", "Batman" and "The Phantom".
Anthony Tollin also colored "Mickey Mouse" and "Donald Duck" for "Disney Comics" and for the Sunday newspaper parody "National Lampoon".
He was an editor of Comics Revue for Manuscript Press and interviewed Lee Falk in 1985 (see: Interview - A Visit with Lee Falk).'