Daniel Robert Epstein, 1975-2007

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Thu Jun 14, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman

Daniel Robert Epstein, 1975-2007

Newsarama blogger dead at 31

Just heard about the tragic loss of Daniel Robert Epstein, one of the most prolific comics bloggers and journalists, dead at the age of 31.

Daniel was one of the highest traffic bloggers, both incoming and outgoing traffic-- I saw his postings from Newsarama to UGO to a link somebody sent to-- he was just there a lot. Estimates of the number of interviews he did ran into the thousands. He knew his stuff going into the interview, and it made for interesting questions all around.

He'll be missed. Our condolences go out to his wife Andrea and his family and friends.

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