Do you like DC Comics? How about the 70s and 80s? And what about DC Comics in the 70s and 80s? Well, you're in luck, folks: we have someone who wrote and edited DC Comics during those expansion years as today's guest. That's right, it's Jack C. Harris! Jack was hired at DC as part of its "Junior Woodchuck" program, where he started as an assistant editor. Soon he was writing books too, starting with Kamandi and then Wonder Woman and other heavy hitters. Jack and Joe Quesada co-created a new version of the Ray in 1992, and he was also the editor for the debuts of Black Lightning and Firestorm. 

In this Oren Only episode, we dig into all of the above and more, so take a seat and take a listen!

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