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James trefethen
January 17, 2025
So sad im hearing about this a year later. But I was dealing with my brothers death. In jan. 2023. Sorry I lost track cuz. Last time we talked was about your mom Marvel Elaine Trefethen. .life just gets. In the way sometimes. Rip Rodger. ...James trefethen
rob mathis
December 2, 2024
His smile and endless energy always made a lasting first impression
Val Morisi
January 17, 2024
A man of integrity; generous with his time and expertise. A true blessing from God that he crossed my path.
Rob Mathis
January 14, 2024
Roger was such a special and unique person. His contributions to the collecting world are incalculable. His knowledge and sense of humor will live on in our hearts and minds. If you are ever in Wichita, visit Nu-Way and raise a root beer mug in toast to Roger Hill! Miss you, Buddy.
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John Yon
December 28, 2023
I met Roger a few times at a few conventions over the years...did a few art deals with him, and kept in touch with him mostly via email over the years. To my mind, he was one of the few honest people I ever dealt with in the hobby and he was a person of great integrity. One of the greatest historians/experts the comic book/art world has ever had and probably ever will...he contributed so much to it...and as great as he was at that, he was an even greater person and human being. Rest in peace Roger...you never be forgotten and you will always be missed. Lastly, if you see my mother up there, please be sure to let her know that I miss her and love her VERY MUCH...I am my mother's son.
Robert L. Reiner
December 12, 2023
It's hard to imagine a world without Roger in it. He was so generous with his time and his insights, always wanting to inform and enlighten others. His meticulous research and wonderful writing will live on to delight those for generations to come who will be able to see the universe of creativity through Roger's eyes.
Mike Britt
December 11, 2023
A wonderful historian of the comics, a fellow collector and a friend with a smile that said he was always glad to see me.
Dick Swan
December 10, 2023
I met Roger in 1970 or 71 at a Comic convention in Oklahoma . One of the nicest people you´ll ever meet, he was one of the people who made me love comics through his work on Squa Tront and later as my favorite comic biographer and I spent the rest of my life working in the comic field, as a retailer. So lucky to have met him long ago.
Jerry Boyd
December 9, 2023
I only met Roger briefly one time, at a San Diego con. He was very nice, and helpful to me in my own comic book research. I enjoyed our email chats, also. My condolences to his family and friends. He was a nice man.
Bill Leach
December 9, 2023
I miss my friend Roger Hill. After nearly forty years of friendship, he is gone. Roger was a decent man and a huge influence on me in collecting and writing about original comic art. Being part of his CFA-APA publication since 1985 was truly an honor. His advice and guidance throughout my membership and tenure as editor was invaluable. Spending time with him during a variety of comic conventions and CFA-APA parties is a cherished memory. Sharing the Jack Kamen dinner table during the 2000 EC Reunion is etched in my heart. Being on stage with him at the EC Fan-Addicts Club panel during the 2017 San Diego Comic was the last time I saw him in person and I had hoped to see him again. He was always willing to share is knowledge and although he was quite sick, earlier this year helped me with some EC related information. Roger will be missed by so many of us that he knew and helped over the years. His memory will live on through his thoughtful gestures and historical writings.
Hakan lindeman
December 8, 2023
Roger hill was my grandpa and I always loved spending the night with him and my grandma. He has a great collection of old movies like star wars and the thing that led to me having such an appreciation for film and his comics I think got me into reading so much as a kid. Roger was always kind and lit up a room with his smile. I can count on less then 5 fingers the amount of times he ever got really mad.
I will truly miss Roger.
Kevin Ammentorp
December 8, 2023
I only met Roger 6 or 7 years ago at OAF and he was the nicest person! We soon figured out that while he was in the Navy during Vietnam, I was a teenager living in Yokosuka Japan. One of our last visits was after a long day at OAF. We sat up way too long swapping stories of his navy time and my stories of running around Japan trying to find comics at all the different bases. We never got to tell all the stories. I'll miss him.
Josh Burns
December 8, 2023
Having Roger on our EC Fan-Addict Club panel at San Diego Comic Con in 2017 was and always will be a highlight of my EC collecting life!
Jeff Kilian
December 8, 2023
I first met Roger in the early 1970s. I was just starting out collecting Marvel. DC comics and others. Roger showed me the amazing artists from EC comics and I became a lifelong fan. Roger remained a friend, and had the honor of helping him with his Reed Crandall biography, scanning most of the comics for the book. He also had me do scans for his Wally Wood Galaxy book. His breath and depth of knowledge of comic artists was unparalleled. He tracked down numerous artists and in most cases was the only one to ever interview them about their comic work. A real historical treasure trove of information the Golden Age of comics and their artists and creators. Roger i'm proud to have known you. God bless. Jeff Kilian
Thommy Burns
December 8, 2023
Roger, you were a brightly shining star of EC fandom - giving, caring, sharing, enthusiastic, inquisitive, and filled with ageless wonder.
This isn't goodbye, it is, as always, "EC'ing You!"
Kim Russell
December 8, 2023
RIP Roger, you will missed. He was the best brother-n-law anyone could ask for. I love you!
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