Richard Eugene Green 1939 — 2002 His pseudonym “Grass” was based on the nickname “Grasshopper”, thought up by his childhood friend and later collaborator Ronn Foss. Green loved superhero comics and wrote a letter to Jack Kirby in 1961, receiving a reply with technical advice and support. This encouraged him to get his work published. Originally his comics could be read in low-budget fanzines like Alter Ego, The Buyer’s Guide to Comics Fandom, Fantasy Illustrated, Komix Illustrated, Masquer...

Richard Eugene Green 1939 — 2002 His pseudonym "Grass" was based on the nickname "Grasshopper", thought up by his childhood friend and later collaborator Ronn Foss. Green loved superhero comics and wrote a letter to Jack Kirby in 1961, receiving a reply with technical advice and support. This encouraged him to get his work published. Originally his comics could be read in low-budget fanzines like Alter Ego, The Buyer's Guide to Comics Fandom, Fantasy Illustrated, Komix Illustrated, Masquer...

Richard Eugene Green 1939 — 2002 His pseudonym “Grass” was based on the nickname “Grasshopper”, thought up by his childhood friend and later collaborator Ronn Foss. Green loved superhero comics and wrote a letter to Jack Kirby in 1961, receiving a reply with technical advice and support. This encouraged him to get his work published. Originally his comics could be read in low-budget fanzines like Alter Ego, The Buyer’s Guide to Comics Fandom, Fantasy Illustrated, Komix Illustrated, Masquer...