In 1976, he founded the Kubert School with his wife. Through this academy, he helped train a generation of comic-book artists. As the USA’s only accredited trade school for comic-book artists, it enrolls students from around the world.
Read the New York Times obituary HERE
Tributes have been paid to Kubert on numerous comic-book sites including ComicVine and Newsarama and the Forbidden Planet blog
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