Don McGregor broke into comics writing in 1971, penning character-driven horror and science-fiction stories for Warren Publishing's legendary, black-and-white comics magazines Creepy, Eerie and Vampirella. He earned acclaim in almost every genre comics has to offer, winning accolades and creating controversy with such legendary projects as Killraven and The Black Panther for Marvel Comics in the 1970s.That same decade, he pioneered the modern graphic novel with Sabre: Slow Fade of an Endangered Species. Establishing himself as the definitive Black Panther writer, he has revisited the character twice more, teaming with legendary artist Gene Colan in the 1980s on "Panther's Quest" in Marvel Comics Presents, and with Dwayne Turner in the bookshelf-format miniseries Panther's Prey in the 1990s.
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If you were one of the people who shared Harryhausen's and O'Brien's fondness for both prehistoric behemoths and hard-riding heroes, you really only had two films that solidly fit into that category: The Valley of the Gwangi and The Beast of Hollow Mountain.
