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For Tulsa native and comic writer Sterling Gates, story began early

BY RANDY ELLIS Comments

Published: March 22, 2009

As a child in Tulsa, Sterling Gates loved to immerse himself in the fantasy worlds of The Flash, X-Men and his other comic book superheroes.

Sterling Gates writes Supergirl for DC Comics. Photo provided by KMR Tulsa Photography

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CAREER SPOTLIGHT:

COMIC BOOK WRITER

→Education: No formal requirements, but many comic book writers have college degrees in fields such as filmmaking and English.

→Annual salary: $50,000 to $150,000 or above. Salaries vary greatly depending on reputation, skill, past success and quantity of work.

→Necessary traits: Vivid imagination, passion for comics and willingness to do extensive research to create comic scripts that are consistent with the fantasy universes in which the characters interact.

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