Guide to the Stan Goldberg Collection


Title:
Stan Goldberg Collection
Repository:
The Ohio State University Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
Phone: 614-292-0538
http://cartoons.osu.edu/
Creator:
Goldberg, Stan
Dates:
1963-2012
Bulk dates:
1981-2012
Quantity:
2 linear feet (1 manuscript box and one oversized box)
Abstract:
Original artwork, sketches, magazine and comics covers, photocopies of artwork, and correspondence.
Identification:
SPEC.CGA.SGC
Location:
CGA
Language:
The records are in English

Biography of Stan Goldberg

Stan Goldberg began his career as a staff colorist for Timely Comics (known today as Marvel Comics) in 1949 at the age of sixteen. He was promoted two years later to color department manager and colored interiors and every cover Marvel published in the 1950s. Goldberg became a freelance artist in 1958, but continued to color all Marvel Comics until the mid-1960s. He was the color designer for all Marvel superheroes and villains in the Silver Age of Comic Books, including notable characters such as Spider-Man, The Fantastic Four, The X-Men, and The Hulk. During the period from 1949 to the late 1960s, Goldberg also illustrated horror stories, drew gag cartoons for men's magazines, created a classic pop art billboard ("No Cal Soda"), and drew such titles for Marvel as "Patsy Walker," "My Girl Patsy," and all the "Millie the Model" books. In the early 1960s, Goldberg co-created Millie adventures stories with Stan Lee, often writing entire plots for Lee. In 1968, Stan left Marvel to freelance for other companies. For three years, he drew all the teen titles for DC Comics: "Debbie," "Scooter," and "Binky." It was during this time he began his long association with Archie Comics. His work appeared in most of the Archie Comic's titles at one time or another. From 1975 to 1980 his drew the Archie Sunday newspaper comic strip. For more information on Stan Goldberg is available on his website: http://www.stangoldberg.com

Scope and Content

This collection contains original art and photocopied comics pages and illustrations by Stan Goldberg, as well as the artist's handwritten notes and copies of personal photographs. Correspondence relating to Mr. Goldberg's philanthropic work and from notable people such as Charles Schulz, Mort Walker, Jim Davis, and Stan Lee are housed in the collection's correspondence series. The original artwork series has been separated and is cataloged by the item level in the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum Art Database.

Original art works in this collection may be found by searching the library's
art database.

Statement of Arrangement

This collection is organized into three series:
Series I. Career, 1981-2012
Series II. Correspondence, 1989-2012
Series III. Original Artwork, 1963-2009 (bulk date: 2000-2009)

Restrictions on Use

All copyright laws pertain to any use or reproduction of published materials in the collection.

Restrictions on Access

There are no access restrictions for materials in this collection.

Related Material: Related Material

The Ohio State University Library catalog contains entries for additional works by Goldberg, under the name Goldberg, Stan. Miscellaneous clippings about Goldberg may be found in the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum's biography file under his last name.


Separated Material: Separated Material

Original art by Stan Goldberg was separated from this collection. Artwork from the Stan Goldberg Collection is cataloged in the
art database.


Indexing Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.

Subjects:

Andrews, Archie (Fictitious character)--Comic books, strips, etc.
Comic books
Millie the Model (fictional character)
Patsy Walker (fictional character)

Persons:

Goldberg, Stan
Lee, Stan, 1922-
Schulz, Charles M. (Charles Monroe), 1922-2000
Walker, Mort

Organizations/Corporations:

Archie Comics
Marvel comics (New York, N.Y.)

Custodial History

The materials were assembled owned and maintained by Stan Goldberg.

Preferred Citation

[Box number/ Folder number], Stan Goldberg Collection, The Ohio State University Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum

Acquisition Information

Gift of Stan Goldberg, 2013

Detailed Description of The Collection



Series I. Career, 1981 - 2012

Box SGC 1 / Folder 1
Archie the Barbarian, August 10, 1984




Box SGC 1 / Folder 2
The Awesome Foursome, December 23, 1986




Box SGC 1 / Folder 3
Captain Carrot, 1981




Box SGC 1 / Folder 4
Digest Magazine covers and pages, undated




Box SGC 1 / Folder 5
Event flyers, March 6, March 23




Box SGC 1 / Folder 6
Everything's Bartchie!, 2011




Box SGC 1 / Folder 7
Fantastic Four Marvel Comics cover, undated




Box SGC 1 / Folder 8
"Fashions of the Times" for New York Times Magazine's 60th Anniversary issue, August 17, 2003




Box SGC 1 / Folder 9
Jughead becomes a big brother, 1993




Box SGC 1 / Folder 10
Kooshkins, 1991




Box SGC 1 / Folder 11
Little Lin for Lindblad Expeditions, 2005-2006




Box SGC 1 / Folder 12
Marvel Books illustrations, 1980s




Box SGC 1 / Folder 13
Mendy and the Golem, 1995-2003




Box SGC 1 / Folder 14
Photocopy portfolio of work, including copies of personal photographs, compiled May 4, 2012





Series II. Correspondence, 1989-2012

Box SGC 1 / Folder 15
Business correspondence, April 13, 1998




Box SGC 1 / Folder 16
Correspondence from notable people, June 10, 1994 - November 19, 2001




Box SGC 1 / Folder 17
Donation correspondence, December 21, 1989 - August 6, 1999




Box SGC 1 / Folder 18
Donation correspondence, June 30, 2000 - October 17, 2012





Series III. Original Artwork, 1963- 2009; 2000-2009

Scope and Content
Original art works in this collection may be found by searching the library's
original art database.

Box SGC 2
Photocopies of Archie and other titles comic pages artwork, 1963- 2009




Drawer AC.V17.050-087
Original Artwork, 1963- 2009

Quantity: 38 pieces

Location of Originals: Original art by Stan Goldberg in this series is cataloged on the item level in the Art Database.