his cartooning attention on a series of visual biographies for Pulse!, the in-house magazine for Tower Records. It ran for ten years, later collected into an anthology known as Musical Legends (Last Gasp, 2004 ). Green still made comics the way he did when he started, by dipping a pen nib into an ink bottle. Personal life Green's younger brother Keith Green (c. 1951–1996) was also involved in the underground comix movement, as an underground distributor from c. 1968–1975, and publishing comics under the name Keith Green Industrial Realities (as well as the imprint Saving Grace) in the period c. 1971–1977. He later became an art dealer. Keith Green died in 1996. Justin Green lived in Cincinnati, and was married to fellow cartoonist Carol Tyler. Green and Tyler met in San Francisco in the early 1980s; they have a daughter together, Julia, who is also an artist. Green also has a daughter Catlin b. 1976 and was first cousins with film director William Friedkin (Green's father and Friedkin's mother are siblings). Death Green died on April 23, 2022, in Cincinnati. His death was announced by Carol Tyler on her Facebook page. Bibliography The following is a list of books by Justin Green. References Notes Works cited External links Green's blog Justin Green biography Justin Green interview, originally published in The Goblin Magazine #6 Pen Grenades: Justin Green's webcomic Justin Green memorial tribute originally published in The Comics Journal 1945 births 2022 deaths American graphic novelists American cartoonists Underground cartoonists American male novelists Inkpot Award winners Rhode Island School of Design alumni 20th-century American Jews Former Roman Catholics People with obsessive–compulsive disorder 21st-century American Jews Writers from Boston Writers from Chicago