Donald F. Glut was born February 19, 1944 in Chicago, Illinois and since birth has been interested in all things fantastic. Growing up with a steady diet of listening to Superman on the radio, watching Tales of Tomorrow on television and reading comics as a kid, Don made the transition to science fiction and horror as he grew older. He started buying Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine with the first issue, which led to a meeting with its editor, Forrest J. Ackerman who was taken with Don’s many creative endeavors. Ackerman later became Don’s agent. Since those early efforts, Don has gone on to achieve success in many aspects of the entertainment business:

Don is the author of the STAR WARS: The Empire Strikes Back novel as well as over two-dozen non-fiction works including The Dinosaur Dictionary, Classic Movie Monsters and The Frankenstein Legend. He has earned a legion of comic book fans as the creator of many comic book characters including: Dagar the Invincible, The Occult Files of Dr. Spektor and for numerous stories for Captain America, The Invaders and Vampirella.

In addition to writing, Don is an accomplished filmmaker having written, directed and produced such cult classic feature films as Dinosaur Valley Girls, Blood Scarab, The Erotic Rites of Dracula and The Mummy’s Kiss. A DVD of his early film work was released entitled I Was A Teenage Moviemaker. Don has also written scripts for many beloved television shows including Land of the Lost, Shazam!, Transformers, Spiderman and his Amazing Friends, GI Joe and The X-Men.

Pulp 2.0 Press is proud to bring Don’s work back to audiences in these new digital and collector’s print editions. For more information on other Donald F. Glut books available from Pulp 2.0 please log on to www.pulp2ohpress.com .

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