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Jenette Kahn (/ k ɑː n /; born May 16, 1947) is an American comic book editor and executive. She joined DC Comics in 1976 as publisher, and five years later was promoted to president.
Jenette Kahn (Greeneville, 16 de mayo de 1947) [1] es una editora de historietas y ejecutiva estadounidense. Se unió a DC Comics en 1976 como editora y cinco años después fue promovida a presidente de la editorial.
Jenette Kahn is a New York-based producer and partner of Double Nickel Entertainment. She is also a former publisher and editor-in-chief of DC Comics and MAD Magazine, who transformed comics into a sophisticated art form and introduced the graphic novel to America.
Jenette Kahn (b. May 16, 1947) is a writer. Kahn was 28 in 1976 when she became publisher of National Periodical Publications home to over five thousand characters, including Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman.
Jenette Kahn es una persona nacida el año 1947 en Estados Unidos conocida por: Joker: Put on A Happy Face, El fenómeno: El cómic que revolucionó los cómics, Legends of the Dark Knight: The History of Batman y Creerás en el mito: La saga cinematográfica de Superman.
Jenette Kahn is a former Editor-in-Chief and President of DC Comics. Kahn was an influencial figure in the development of the first WB feature film based on Batman. Kahn assigned Steve Englehart to submit story treatments to the Guber-Peters Company after development on the Tom Mankiewicz draft...
Jenette Kahn is a producer and executive who worked on films like Gran Torino and The Book of Henry. She was also the editor-in-chief and publisher of DC Comics for 26 years, from 1976 to 2002.
