High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Robert Bernstein (died circa 1988, age 69), sometimes credited as "R. Berns", is an American comic book writer active from at least 1946. He is best known for his work on several titles in DC Comics' Superman line, and for establishing the origin and most of the mythos of the superhero Aquaman. With various artists, Bernstein co-created the characters Congorilla, Aqualad / Tempest and Aquagirl for DC, and the Jaguar for Archie Comics' "Archie Adventure Series" superhero line. Bernstein's first recorded credit is a five-page story in Spark Publications' Golden Lad #4, featuring the character Swift Arrow. Other early work includes text fillers for DC Comics and Fawcett Comics, as well as a 1947 Green Lantern story. For Marvel Comics' 1950s iteration, Atlas Comics, Bernstein wrote several stories of the masked Western character Black Rider. Like most comics professionals of this time, Bernstein went largely uncredited, often receiving credit belatedly in modern-day reprints of his work.

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