Julius Schwartz was a major force in the comic book world. After World War II, superheroes were in decline, and the comic book industry was under attack in Washington for contributing to juvenile ...

Julius Schwartz, a comic book editor who rescued the superhero genre from near extinction in the mid-1950s and helped shape popular characters including Batman, the Flash and Green Lantern, died ...

Julius Schwartz, the influential DC Comics editor whose successful revamping of the Flash, Green Lantern and other defunct 1940s superheroes in the late 1950s and early ‘60s led to what became known ...