Fred Hembeck

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Name: Fred Hembeck
Alias(es):
Type: fanartist
Fandoms: Star Trek TOS, comics
Communities:
Other: Fred Hemberk, Comic Guy at Tumblr
URL: Hembeck.Com; Wikipedia
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Fred Hembeck is a fanartist-turned-pro active in the comics and Star Trek TOS fandoms from the 1960s through to the 2000s. He was known especially for his satirical cartoons about comics, which were initially published in various zines and which were later included in the "Daily Planet" pages of DC Comics and in the professional Marvel magazine, Marvel Age. He was also the artist in a Brother Voodoo comic published in Marvel Super-Heroes vol. 2 #1 and has been published by First Comics, Krause Publications, Comic Shop News, Fantagraphics Books, Topps Comics, TwoMorrows Publishing, and Archie Comics. He is still active with comics fandom via his website and provides frequent interviews.

Notable Works

Gallery

Awards

Interviews

Reviews and Recommendations

Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities

Zines

As Editor

  • Hembeck - the Best of Dateline:@#$% #1 - collected cartoons published in a number of zines from 1977-1979 [Eclipse Comics] (1979)
  • Hembeck 1980 or Son of The Best of Dateline @!!?# (1980) #2 [FantaCo Enterprises] (1980)
  • Abbott & Costello Meet the Bride of Hembeck #3 [FantaCo Enterprises] (1980)
  • Bah, Hembeck! #4 [FantaCo Enterprises] (1980)
  • Hembeck: The Best of Dateline: @!!?# #1 reprint [FantaCo Enterprises] (1980)
  • The Hembeck File #5 [FantaCo Enterprises] (1981)
  • Jimmy Olsen's Pal, Fred Hembeck #6 [FantaCo Enterprises] (1981)
  • FantaCo's Chronicles Series #2 - 'The Fantastic Four Chronicles' (1982)
  • FantaCo's Chronicles Series #3 - 'The Daredevil Chronicles' (1982)
  • FantaCo's Chronicles Series #4 - 'The Avengers Chronicles' (1982)
  • FantaCo's Chronicles Series #5 - 'The Spider-Man Chronicles' (1982)
  • Dial H for Hembeck (1983) #7 [FantaCo Enterprises] (1983)
  • FantaCo's Chronicles Series Annual 1 (1983)
  • Comic Book Artist
    • Issue #3 - co-editor (2004)
    • Issue $4 - co-editor (2004)

As Contributor

  • The Collector [comics]
    • Issue #10 - interior art (1968)
  • Rocket's Blast Comicollector
    • Issue #145 - interior art (1978)
    • Issue #146 - interior art (1978)
    • Issue #150 - “The Fred Hembeck No One Knows About,” featuring Marvel try-out art and "The RBCC Artists’ Jam” (1979)
    • Issue #151 - "Harlan Ellison Meets the Man O’War" (illustration) (1980)
    • Issue #153 - interior art (1982)
  • The Comic Reader
    • Issue #154 - a full-color cartoon of Spider-Man (1978)
    • Issue #155 - full-color spot illo of Nova (1978)
    • Issue #156 - full-color six-panel strip about Captain America (1978)
    • Issue #157 - full-color cartoon featuring four DC heroines (1978)
    • Issue #158 - back cover featuring Doctor Strange (1978)
    • Issue #159 - cartoon featuring The New X-Men (1978)
    • Issue #168 - "Daredevil/Iron Man" - writer and illustrator (1979)
    • Issue #169 - full-color, half-page "Hembeck Salutes... The T.H.U.N.D.E.R Agents" illustration (1979)
    • Issue #173 - "How Do They Do It? The Etiology of Super-Powers" interior art (1979)
    • Issue #184 - interior art
    • Issue #188 - front cover with Bill Anderson (1980)
  • The Comics Journal
  • Comics Collector
    • Issue #1 - interior art (1983)
  • Comic Book Profiles
    • Issue #2 "Bernie Wrightson" - "Hembeck's Final Thoughts" comic strip (1998)
    • Issue #6 "Gene Conlan" - "Hembeck's Final Thoughts" comic strip (1999)
    • Issue #7 "Michael William Kaluta" - "Hembeck's Final Thoughts" comic strip (1999)
    • Special Edition No. 1 - "Dateline @!!?*" comic strip (1999)
  • Comic Book Artist
    • Issue #3 - "Dateline: @*!?#" comic strip and "The Adventurous Career of... Bob Bolling" (artist) (2004)
  • Mid-Ohio-Con 2009 Program Book - front cover

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