In Iron Man #127, Tony Stark's Butler and Aide hands in his resignation as he's fed up with Tony's drinking.
The letter in that panel, while "signed" Jarvis Pennyworth, is not his resignation letter, but rather that of X-Men artist Dave Cockrum.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
1979 - Dave Cockrum's Resignation Letter
Grabbed from http://listverse.com/2013/06/25/10-madcap-facts-about-marvel-comics/.
In Iron Man #127, Tony Stark's Butler and Aide hands in his resignation as he's fed up with Tony's drinking.
The letter in that panel, while "signed" Jarvis Pennyworth, is not his resignation letter, but rather that of X-Men artist Dave Cockrum.
In Iron Man #127, Tony Stark's Butler and Aide hands in his resignation as he's fed up with Tony's drinking.
The letter in that panel, while "signed" Jarvis Pennyworth, is not his resignation letter, but rather that of X-Men artist Dave Cockrum.
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Very cool bit of comic book history. Talked about on a recent issue of x-asperations.
ReplyDelete"Jarvis Pennyworth" is the name of Alfred Pennyworth's father. Jarvis' full name is actually Edwin Jarvis.
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