Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Nat Gertler (born April 30, 1965) is an American writer who is known for his comics and books about comics. Gertler is an authority on the subject of Schulz's Peanuts, and runs an Internet site that sells memorabilia associated with the comic strip. He was nominated twice for the Eisner Award, which is the comic book industry's equivalent to the Oscar Awards, based on his work entitled The Factor about an unseen superhero. Gertler is also notable for founding in 2004 an annual 24-hour long challenge to cartoonists to produce a "24-page comic book". In addition, Gertler has written prose fiction, technical writing, television episodes and a video game script, as well as titles in the Complete Idiot's Guides series of books. He founded a specialist publishing firm called About Comics which publishes properties such as The Weasel Patrol, The Factor, Licensable BearTM, and The Liberty Project. Gertler's script anthologies Panel One and Panel Two were highly recommended in USA Today for persons interested in learning how to write a comic book.. }
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- Nat_Gertler abstract "Nat Gertler (born April 30, 1965) is an American writer who is known for his comics and books about comics. Gertler is an authority on the subject of Schulz's Peanuts, and runs an Internet site that sells memorabilia associated with the comic strip. He was nominated twice for the Eisner Award, which is the comic book industry's equivalent to the Oscar Awards, based on his work entitled The Factor about an unseen superhero. Gertler is also notable for founding in 2004 an annual 24-hour long challenge to cartoonists to produce a "24-page comic book". In addition, Gertler has written prose fiction, technical writing, television episodes and a video game script, as well as titles in the Complete Idiot's Guides series of books. He founded a specialist publishing firm called About Comics which publishes properties such as The Weasel Patrol, The Factor, Licensable BearTM, and The Liberty Project. Gertler's script anthologies Panel One and Panel Two were highly recommended in USA Today for persons interested in learning how to write a comic book.".