Ruth Roche United States
- Born
- 18 February 1917 in United States
- Died
- 4 May 1983 in United States
- Age
- 66 years
- Credited for
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editing
writing
- Also known as
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A. Talbott Roche (pen name)
Agnes Wilson (pen name)
George Tracy (pen name)
Miss Martin (pen name)
Miss Thorpe (pen name)
Rod Roche (pen name)
Tom Alexander (pen name)
R. A. Roche (common alternative)
Biography
Roche started as a writer at Eisner-Iger Studio in 1940 on features such as 'Phantom Lady', 'Senorita Rio', 'Sheena, Queen of the Jungle', 'Kaänga' and 'Camilla'. She later became associate editor.
She wrote the female-led adventure newspaper strip 'Flamingo', drawn by Matt Baker and syndicated by Iger's Universal Phoenix Features Syndicate. In 1944, she created 'Kismet, Man of Fate', the first Muslim superhero, published in Bomber Comics (Elliot Publishing Company).
In 1945, Roche became Iger's business partners and the studio was renamed Roche-Iger Studio. She continued with the studio until it ceased operations in 1961.
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