Lebahn
Name: David LeBahn
Bio: Dave likes to pretend that the iFanboy staffers are his real friends. He often takes showers while creating conversations between himself and Conor. Amazingly they always end the way Dave would want them to.... He has cardboard cutouts of the guys randomly placed around his home in Somerville, MA. Dave reads multiple titles from multiple companys and claims no allegiance to any. He has developed a real soft spot for Scott Snyder, though. He has a major man crush on Nick Fury and his eyepatch...that muscular hairy chest...the grey sideburns...those strong manly man legs meeting at that tight butt...that ample and always accentuated...nevermind. The first comic Dave remembers reading would be <em>Amazing Spider-Man</em> #235, <em>Look Out There's A Monster Coming</em>, at age 7. The official collecting did not begin until he was in high school with the great and wonderful NOW Comics <em>Fright Night</em> series. He has an unusually eerie ability to like comics that are axed early (ie. <em>Seekers Into the Mystery, </em><em>Deadman, </em>let's now add <em>Madame Xanadu </em>and<em> Hawkeye and Mockingbird</em>). If you like a title and would like it to stay in print, tell Dave that it's awful, otherwise you risk the inevitable. He would really like someone to <strong>give</strong> him a near mint copy of the Whitman <em>Twilight Zone</em> #1. Please. Pretty please. Pretty pretty pretty please. Dave went to college in PA. for theater and psych. He has worked as an actor (paid!), director (paid more!), and Mental Health Specialist (paid very little...). He is currently in school earning his RN's license and then plans to gain his NP aiming to work in Hospice and psych nursing. Make Dave happy, Facebook him, David Lebahn...and convince Conor to dress up as Nick Fury and take Dave to a seedy hotel so they can have a real shower talk....
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