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Mark Gruenwald changed the course of how we tell superhero stories. Watch this remembrance panel from NYCC (for free) to see how.

Watch as Bill Sienkiewicz, Daniel Hort, Jim Salicrup, Peter Sanderson, Lyssa Hawkins, and Catherine Gruenwald talk about Mark Gruenwald and the Marvel bullpen of the '80s and '90s

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Marvel Comics is a name known around the world, and one of the people who helped make it what it was was writer/editor Mark Gruenwald. In the '80s and '90s he helped fan the flames of the mighty brand - but in 1996 his life was cut short, much to the loss of family, friends, and all of us fans. But his energy and passion lives on in the people that knew him, and now some of his closest - including his widow Catherine Gruenwald - took part in an hour-long rememberance of Mr. Gruenwald, and the Marvel bullpen at the time.

Popverse filmed this and many other panels at New York Comic Con this year (see the complete line-up here), which you can watch by becoming a Popverse member at the 'Fan' level (or higher).

Watch the Mark Gruenwald and the Mighty Marvel Bullpen panel from New York Comic 2022 with Bill Sienkiewicz, Daniel Hort, Jim Salicrup, Peter Sanderson, Lyssa Hawkins, and Catherine Gruenwald here:

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