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Will Eisner

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An American cartoonist and writer whose 1978 book A Contract with God and Other Tenement Stories, combining thematically linked short stories into a single square-bound volume, popularized the term 'graphic novel' by appearing on its trade-paperback cover. Fan historian Richard Kyle had first used the term in a 1964 fanzine essay, and Eisner himself later said he was unaware of that earlier use; his own account of the book's motivation was that the readers he had written for as children in the 1940s had grown into adults who wanted more than costumed heroes fighting.

Facts
Birth Year
1917 1
Death Year
2005 1
Nationality
American 1
Defining Contribution
Popularized the term graphic novel with A Contract with God (1978); the term itself was first used by fan historian Richard Kyle in 1964. 1
Classification
Award
Inkpot Award 1
Award
Will Eisner Award Hall of Fame 1
Award
Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award 1
Award
Reuben Award 1
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Source Wikipedia

Eisner popularized the term with A Contract with God (1978); he did not coin it.

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    In 1978, he popularized the term graphic novel with the publication of his book A Contract with God.
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  • Associated With: Graphic Novel
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