1982) Uri-On #1–4, (Israel Comics, 1987–1988) Armageddon: Inferno #1–4 (DC, 1992) The Shadow Strikes #30 (DC, 1992) Batman #480 (DC, 1992) The Comet #9–12, 14–18 (DC, 1992) Batman/Green Arrow: The Poison Tomorrow (DC, 1992) Robin III: Cry of the Huntress #3 {DC, 1993} Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #2 (DC, 1993) The Huntress #1–4 (DC, 1994) Babylon 5 #2, 4, (DC, 1994) Kevin Smith's Green Hornet #3 (4 alternate covers, Dynamite 2010) Kevin Smith's Green Hornet Annual #1 (Dynamite, 2010) Avatar of the Futurians #2 (David Miller Studios, 2010) Kfir #1–3 (Zanzuria, 2011) WWE Superstars #3 (Super Genius, Papercutz, 2013) References Bibliography Michael Netzer at the Big Comic Book DataBase External links Michael Netzer Online Portal, official homepage (archived) "DC Profiles #14" at the Grand Comics Database Netzart Fedorov Media, company with which Netzer is involved Marty Klug, A Revealing Conversation, Wizzard Magazine, Fall 1980 (archived) Daniel Best, Interview, Adelaide Comics and Books, 17 July 2004 Brian Doherty, But What Has He Done for the Purple Skins?, Reason Magazine, 11 January 2005 Rik Offenberger, , Silver Bullet Comic Books, 4 May 2005 Facebook Comic Con Gala Premiere Campaign to Save the Comics at Netzer's web site (archived). 1955 births 20th-century American male artists 20th-century Israeli male artists 21st-century American male artists 21st-century Israeli male artists American comics artists American emigrants to Israel Jewish American artists American people of Lebanese-Jewish descent Artists from Detroit Converts to Judaism from Druzism Converts to Judaism DC Comics people American Druze Israeli Druze Israeli comics artists Jewish Israeli artists Israeli people of Lebanese-Jewish descent Israeli settlers Lebanese Jews Living people Marvel Comics people People from Ofra People with polio Wayne State University alumni Redford High School alumni