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Howard Zimmerman and Z File shepherded six Hill and Wang titles to publication [while I was publisher at Hill and Wang] two of which became New York Times bestselling graphic novels. From conception to realization and delivery, Howard was a consummate professional and his myriad skills are evident on every page of every book he undertook for the imprint.
Thomas LeBien Vice President and Senior Editor Simon and Schuster
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Howard Zimmerman’s Z File Inc. is my go-to packaging concern. From science, to military history, to fiction, Z File produces top-quality titles with professionalism and proficiency. Howard’s decades of experience and savvy allow Z File to meet any publishing challenge and produce the perfect product.
Marc Resnick Senior Editor St. Martin’s Press
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Tag Archives: Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs and Spaceships
My two first loves as a kid were dinos and sci-fi, and I’ve been fortunate enough to have spent most of my professional career creating books on one or the other. I recently saw Star Trek: Into Darkness, and loved … Continue reading
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Tagged Byron’s Preiss, Dinosaurs, Karen Carr, Star Trek
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SCIENCE FICTION, DINOSAURS, AND COMIC BOOKS
When I was a child, I had several major loves. These included science fiction, paleontology, and graphic storytelling. I knew them better as sci-fi, dinosaurs, and comics. Some kids wanted to be a fireman or a cowboy. I wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Books, Dinosaurs, Science Fiction, Starlog Magazine
Tagged Buck Rogers, Darth Vader, Dell and Harvey, Dinosaurs, Museum of Natural History, Planet Comics, Starlog Magazine
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