Born: 1901 April 7 in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Died: 1972 May 8 in New Jersey, United States
Biography: Field was best known as a pulp writer in the 1920s-1930s. He was the comics editor from 1939 to 1940 for Hillman, continuing as their magazine editor from 1940 to 1949.
He legally changed his name from Anatole Feldman to Anatole Field circa 1935. Field was a poet around the World War 1 era and a playwright and actor in the 1920s.
After leaving Hillman, he continued as a magazine writer and editor. His wife, Hedwig Langer Field, was also a writer in comics working as Beech Allen.
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Name:
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Anatole Field
Type: Common Alternative Name
Other Names:
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A. A. Feldman
Type: Pen Name
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Anatole Frances Feldman
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Antony Feldman
Type: Common Alternative Name
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Antony A. Feldman
Type: Pen Name
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Antony Field
Type: Common Alternative Name
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Tony Field
Type: Common Alternative Name
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A. A. Fields
Type: Pen Name
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A. F. FIelds
Type: Pen Name
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Tony Fields
Type: Pen Name
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