Joe Simon

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Joseph Henry Simon
Born	Hymie Simon October 11, 1913 Rochester, New York
Died	December 14, 2011 (Age 98) New York City, New York
Positions	Writer
Other Info Animated Universe Works X-Men "Red Dawn" Spider-Man Yost Universe Works The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes "Everything is Wonderful" "Masters of Evil" "Widow's Sting" "The Man Who Stole Tomorrow" "This Hostage Earth" "The Fall of Asgard" "A Day Unlike Any Other" "Acts of Vengeance" "Welcome to the Kree Empire" "Michael Korvac" "Who Do You Trust?" "The Ballad of Beta Ray Bill" "Nightmare in Red" "Prisoner of War" "Infiltration" "Along Came a Spider..." "Behold...The Vision" "Powerless" "Assault on 42" "Ultron Unlimited" "Yellowjacket" "Emperor Stark" Animation Universe Works Ultimate Spider-Man Avengers Assemble Works The Marvel Super Heroes

Joseph Henry "Joe" Simon (October 11, 1913) was born Hymie Simon. Along with Jack Kirby, he created one of the longest lasting superheroes of all time with Captain America back in 1940 and began publishing the character in 1941.

Biography

He died at the age of ninety-eight from natural causes in his home in New York City on December 14, 2011 surrounded by family. [1]

External Links

• Internet Movie Database
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