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Here’s what I have handy:

S/LSH # 222 / Dec’76 – Death of A Legend // Shooter / Nasser / Layton

S/LSH # 225 / Mar’77 – A Matter Of Priorities // Levitz / Nasser / Wiacek
S/LSH # 226 / Apr’77 – Five Against One // Levitz / Nasser / Abel

S/LSH # 230 / Aug’77 – The Day Bouncing Boy Bounced Back // Levitz / Nasser / Abel 6pp
S/LSH # 231 / Sep’77 – 3 Hours To Holocaust // Levitz / Nasser / Abel 18pp

S/LSH #233 / Nov’77 – The Final Illusion // Levitz / Nasser / Layton 10pp

S/LSH # 236 / Feb’78 – Mon-El’s One-Man War! // Levitz / Nasser / Rubinstein & Bryant 8pp

BATMAN SPECTACULAR # 1 / Sum’78 – Hang The Batman // Reed / Nasser / Rubinstein 30pp

All the LSH stories were back-up, except for #231, which was the 2nd half of a book-length story, “A Day In The Death of A World”, where Jim Sherman & Jack Abel did the 1st half.
The BATMAN story was the first of 3 (the others done by Michael Golden & Marshall Rogers). Nasser’s featured the only appearance of a really wild design of the Batmobile, with a single seat in the center and a long curved dashboard surrounding it.
I may have seen more of his work since, but can’t place any offhand. I do know I read in the 80’s that he moved overseas and was doing a book called POWERMAN about a Middle-Eastern superhero (if I got that right).

Nasser also did ONE issue of STAR TREK for Marvel. (I don’t have these indexed yet, though.) Some time later, I ran across a comment that Jim Shooter did not consider his art “good enough” for Marvel. (Nice guy!)

Wow! Thanks, prof!

If you don't mind, I'm going to make this your thread, since you did all the work!

There's a comprehensive checklist at my Wikipedia biography.

AND for the record. I've never heard about Jim Shooter saying my work wasn't good enough for Marvel. Just the opposite, I produced many covers and a very nice Spider-Man/Nightcrawler story at Marvel after that Star Trek book, all while Jim was chief editor. I also penciled a War Dancer issue for him at Defiant. I don't believe the comment actually came from him.

And one more thing appropriate here is a new Legion commission I recently produced:

http://michaelnetzer.com/mnop/?p=1343

Nice to visit here again.

Wow! Beautiful commission, Michael! So full of joy and vitality!!

Many thanks, lil'rhino. It was a very special piece that brought back good memories.

Great commission! Very dynamic--so great to see an artist depict people flying in an exciting way that doesn't involve a battle.

Welcome back Michael!

It was inspired by the way birds fly merrily in flocks, CK. Thanks you kindly, sir!

Seriously, it sounds redundant now, but great piece of art.

fan comission Mike recently posted on his sight!

commission posted on FB

He's gonna be at Detroit Fanfare this year...a new local convention. Cool.

Mr. Netzer, I don't know whether or not you still check the forums at Legion World, but I just want to say your artwork on the Legion, particularly the next-to-last-page of "Mon-El's One Man War" where he's zipping all over the outside of the Khund battleship, has been, still is, and will always be, a great inspiration to me.