Scherberger, Patrick - MARVEL ADVENTURES SPIDER-MAN (2005-10) #25 Interior Page
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PUBLISHER: Marvel
COMMENTS: Patrick Scherberger pencils/Roland Paris inks; page 4; 2007; image size 10" x 15.5"
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Patrick Scherberger pencils/Roland Paris inks; page 4; 2007; image size 10" x 15.5"High-wire antics by Scherberger and Paris. Pen and ink. Art is in excellent condition.
Artists Information
Roland Paris has been a professional artist and comic book inker for over 20 years. He studied at and graduated with a degree in illustration from Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, FL. Roland is currently an inker for Marvel Entertainment, and has worked on titles such as Amazing Spider-Man, Dark X-Men : The Confession, Uncanny X-Force and Ms. Marvel, as well as many other titles. He has also worked with DC Comics, Image, Top Cow, Chaos and was on staff at CrossGen for three years.
Patrick Scherberger is an American comic book penciller, known for his work on the book Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man. Scherberger's career began when he entered and won an internet competition called Comic Book Idol in 2004. During the competition he was contacted by Joe Quesada to do a formal try-out for Marvel Comics and, as a result of this, was soon chosen to pencil Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man.
Artists Information
Roland Paris has been a professional artist and comic book inker for over 20 years. He studied at and graduated with a degree in illustration from Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, FL. Roland is currently an inker for Marvel Entertainment, and has worked on titles such as Amazing Spider-Man, Dark X-Men : The Confession, Uncanny X-Force and Ms. Marvel, as well as many other titles. He has also worked with DC Comics, Image, Top Cow, Chaos and was on staff at CrossGen for three years.
Patrick Scherberger is an American comic book penciller, known for his work on the book Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man. Scherberger's career began when he entered and won an internet competition called Comic Book Idol in 2004. During the competition he was contacted by Joe Quesada to do a formal try-out for Marvel Comics and, as a result of this, was soon chosen to pencil Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man.