Campbell, J. Scott - DANGER GIRL/G.I. JOE #2 Cover
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PUBLISHER: IDW Publishing
COMMENTS: J. Scott Campbell pencils and inks; three covers (issues #2-4); 2012; image size 28" x 14"
Three Covers on One Board!
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Three Covers on One Board!
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J. Scott Campbell pencils and inks; three covers (issues #2-4); 2012; image size 28" x 14"
Three Covers on One Board!Triptych connecting cover for three issues of the Danger Girl/GI Joe crossover series. Features (from left to right) Sonya Savage, Baroness, Lady Jaye, Scarlett, Danger Girl, Jinx, Cover Girl, Sydney Savage, and Zarana. Pen and ink. Art is in excellent condition. Signed by Campbell in the image.
Artist Information
Since entering the winning piece in an "Invent the ultimate video game" contest at the age of 15, J. Scott Campbell has been a superstar illustrator in the comic book and video game industry for over two decades. Campbell rose to fame while working for Wildstorm comics and later was one of four co-founders for Cliffhanger productions where he would co-create one of his most notable works; "Danger-Girl". J. Scott's art is instantly recognizable among comic book fans as he known for his animated pin-up style and dynamic figures. Today he bounces back forth illustrating for both Marvel and DC, doing covers for major cross-over events as well as special variants for regular issues. His works on the Amazing Spider-Man drew in new readers and assuredly led to an uptick in sales for an already super popular title.
Three Covers on One Board!Triptych connecting cover for three issues of the Danger Girl/GI Joe crossover series. Features (from left to right) Sonya Savage, Baroness, Lady Jaye, Scarlett, Danger Girl, Jinx, Cover Girl, Sydney Savage, and Zarana. Pen and ink. Art is in excellent condition. Signed by Campbell in the image.
Artist Information
Since entering the winning piece in an "Invent the ultimate video game" contest at the age of 15, J. Scott Campbell has been a superstar illustrator in the comic book and video game industry for over two decades. Campbell rose to fame while working for Wildstorm comics and later was one of four co-founders for Cliffhanger productions where he would co-create one of his most notable works; "Danger-Girl". J. Scott's art is instantly recognizable among comic book fans as he known for his animated pin-up style and dynamic figures. Today he bounces back forth illustrating for both Marvel and DC, doing covers for major cross-over events as well as special variants for regular issues. His works on the Amazing Spider-Man drew in new readers and assuredly led to an uptick in sales for an already super popular title.