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Lynn Varley es una colorista e ilustradora de cómics estadounidense. Estuvo casada con el autor de cómics y director de cine Frank Miller, de quien se divorció en 2005. Ha recibido el reconocimiento de la industria con los premios de la Comics Buyer´s Guide al mejor colorista en 1986, 1999 y 2000.
- Estadounidense
- 11 de marzo de 1958 (65 años), Estados Unidos
- Frank Miller (hasta 2005)
Lynn Varley is an American comic book colorist, notable for her collaborations with her then-husband, comic book writer/artist Frank Miller . Biography. Varley grew up in Livonia, Michigan. [1] . Moving to New York City, she found work at Neal Adams ' Continuity Associates. [2] .
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Sci-fi. DC. Lynn Varley is a comic book artist. Lynn Varley is a professional colorist, best known for her collaborations with her ex-husband, Frank Miller on some of his most notable works. Varley started her career working for Marvel Comics in 1982 and soon she was also hired by DC Comics.
16 de may. de 2022 · 56. 2.7K views 1 year ago. Frank Miller and collaborator Lynn Varley’s original art for The Dark Knight Returns Book One’s iconic cover, featuring Batman in silhouette clenched like a...
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14 de jul. de 2021 · Echoes of the infamous author in the superhero comic book behemoths of the 1980s – satirized in Watchmen, and domesticated in Batman: The Dark Knight Returns. Conor Spielberg | July 14, 2021. Portrait of the Artist as a Young Otaku – Frank Miller and Ronin.
Lynn Varley. Overview. Comics. Contributions. Varley grew up in Livonia, Michigan. Moving to New York City, she found work at Neal Adams' Continuity Associates. She debuted as a comic book colorist on Batman Annual # 8 (1982), written by Mike W. Barr and penciled by her then partner Trevor Von Eeden.
24 de mar. de 2021 · March 24, 2021 In Comics. Tags: 1980s comics, 1990s comics, color, colorists, comic books, comics, creator spotlights, Lynn Varley. by Chloe Maveal. Lynn Varley was the first superstar comic book colorist, setting a standard for color work in an industry that wasn’t ready for her — and changing the way that audiences looked at ...
