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Bob Burden is an American comic book artist and writer, best known as the creator of Flaming Carrot Comics and the Mystery Men.
Bob Burden... is that mischievous and profoundly inexplicable writer/artist who is responsible for FLAMING CARROT COMICS, MYSTERYMEN COMICS and writing a number of award winning GUMBY comic books. Want to know more about Bob?
The late Professor Bob Burden, arguably the first educator to coin the phrase 'a Thinking School' back in 2006, had a definition which still underpins Exeter University’s accreditation requirements today:
Bob Burden's Original MYSTERYMEN Comics. Mysterymen: the comic book. Second string, mill town, blue-collar, super-hero roughnecks who have the highest casualty rates, the most lawsuits and more fun than any other super hero team out there!
“Bob Burden is that mischievous and profoundly inexplicable writer/artist who is responsible for FLAMING CARROT COMICS, MYSTERYMEN COMICS, and writing a number of award winning GUMBY comic books.
Oct 11, 2019 · We spoke with creator Bob Burden via email interview about the book, learning how he selected which issues appeared in the omnibus, what he's up to next, and just what the Flaming Carrot keeps...
Bob Burden's Original MYSTERYMEN Comics. Mysteryman of the Week. Is he today's ideal crime fighter, gliding like a shark through the shadows of the underworld, striking down the wicked, depraved and profligate with vengeance and justice?
About Bob Burden: Best known for his Flaming Carrot and Mystery Men creations. Wrote numerous Gumby comics. Also, has a short story in Dark Love which ...
Burden is the creator, writer and artist of the award winning 'Flaming Carrot' comic, which he created in the late 1970s and appeared in comic books in the 1980s. Later on, he wrote and drew a three-part 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' crossover.
SIDELIGHTS: Bob Burden is best known for his Flaming Carrot Comics comic-book series, which was published during the 1980s and set in the Northeast. Burden was born in Buffalo, New York and lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, New Jersey , Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Akron, Ohio, and Sharon Pennsylvania before heading south to Atlanta, Georgia, where ...
