CULLY HAMNER

'Cully Hamner' (born March 7 1969 in Huntsville, Alabama) is an American comic book artist. Since his 1991 debut on ''Green Lantern: Mosaic'', Hamner has worked for nearly every major American comic book publisher, and is chiefly known for such titles as the aforementioned ''Green Lantern: Mosaic'', ''Firearm'', '', and ''Red''. He is also one of the original members of Atlanta's Gaijin Studios, where he still works. His most recent work can be seen in Top Cow's 2005 Warren Ellis series ''Down'' and as the primary artist and designer of DC Comics' current ''Blue Beetle'' ongoing series. He's also currently Creative Consultant to ''12 Gauge Comics'', publisher of such titles as ''The Ride'', ''Gun Candy'', ''Body Bags'', and ''Occult Crimes Taskforce''. He is currently working on the upcoming ''Black Lightning: Year One'', written Jen Van Meter as part of DC Comics' 2007 "Year One" event. Hamner designed the visual look of the third Blue Beetle, and was the regular artist for that character's monthly series in 2006 and 2007, leaving that title with its tenth issue, though continuing as the cover artist for that book.^[1]

Contents

Bibliography

Comics series

Comic anthologies and one-shots

Pin-ups and covers

References

External links

Bibliography

Comics series

★ ''Black Lightning: Year One'' #1-6 (announced for 2007) with writer Jen Van Meter

★ ''Blue Beetle'' #1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 10 (2006 - present) with writers Keith Giffen and John Rogers

★ ''Down'' #2-4 (2005-2006) with writer Warren Ellis for Top Cow

★ ''Red'' 3-issue miniseries (2003 - 2004) with writer Warren Ellis for Wildstorm

★ '' 2-issue miniseries (2003) with writer Joe Casey for DC Comics]

★ ''Uncanny X-Men'' #400 (2001) with writer Joe Casey for Marvel Comics

★ ''The Titans'' #14 (2000) with writers Brian K. Vaughn and Devin Grayson for DC Comics

★ ''Wonder Woman'' #153 (2000) (finishes) with artist George Jeanty and writer Mark Millar for DC Comics

★ ''Green Lantern Secret Files'' (1999) with writer Ron Marz for DC Comics

★ ''Tom Strong'' #3 (1999) with writer Alan Moore and artist Chris Sprouse for America's Best Comics

★ ''Daredevil'' #379 (1998) with writer Scott Lobdell for Marvel Comics

★ ''Daredevil'' #376 (1998) with writer Scott Lobdell for Marvel Comics

★ ''Uncanny X-Men'' #352 (1998) with writer Steven T. Seagle for Marvel Comics

★ ''Robin'' #42, 46 (1997), (layouts) with writer Chuck Dixon for DC Comics

★ ''Penthouse Comix'' #23 (1996) for General Media

★ ''Men's Adventure Comix'' #3 (1996) for General Media

★ '' #8 (1996) with writer Mark Waid for Marvel Comics

★ ''Green Lantern'' #58 (1995) with writer Ron Marz for DC Comics

★ ''Firearm'' (1994-1995) with writer James Dale Robinson for Malibu Comics

★ ''Silver Surfer'' #83 (1993) with writer Ron Marz for Marvel Comics

★ '' #1-5, 7-10, 12, 13, and 15 (1992 - 1993) with writer Gerard Jones for DC Comics

Comic anthologies and one-shots

★ ''Metal Hurlant'' anthology (2005), ''Pieces De Rechange'' (''Spare Parts'') with writer Stuart Moore for Les Humanoides

★ ''Star Wars Tales'' anthology (2005), ''Marked'' with writer Rob Williams for Dark Horse Comics

★ ''Spider-Man Unlimited'' anthology (2005), ''Amnesiac'' with writer Petar Bridges for Marvel Comics

★ '' anthology (2005), ''Big Plans'' both story and art for 12 Gauge Comics

★ '' anthology (2004), ''Act One'' with writer Doug Wagner for 12 Gauge Comics

★ '' anthology (2002), ''Power Pack'' for Marvel Comics

★ ''Wildstorm Summer Special'' anthology (2001), ''Orbital'' with writer Warren Ellis for Wildstorm

★ ''Weird Western Tales'' anthology #4 (2001), ''Savaged'' with writer Bruce Jones for Vertigo Comics

★ '' anthology #1 (2001) for DC Comics

★ ''Gen-Active'' anthology #5 (2001), ''Father's Day'' with writer Jay Faerber for Wildstorm

★ ''DCU 2000 Secret Files'' one-shot (2000), ''Aliens in the DCU'' for DC Comics

★ ''X-Men Unlimited'' anthology #29 (2000), ''Tempered Steel'' both story and art for Marvel Comics

★ ''Authority Annual 2000'' one-shot (2000) with writer Joe Casey for Wildstorm

★ '' anthology (2000), ''Project: Cerebro-X'' for Marvel Comics

★ ''Superman Metropolis Secret Files'' anthology (2000), ''Municipal Bonds'' with writer Mark Schultz for DC Comics

★ ''DC One Million 80-Page Giant'' anthology (1999), ''The Divided Self'' with writer Grant Morrison for DC Comics

★ ''Secret Origins 80-Page Giant'' anthology (1998), ''Little Wing'' with writer Chuck Dixon for DC Comics

★ ''Timeslip Collection'' anthology (1998), ''Sub-Mariner'' for Marvel Comics

★ ''Superman Villains Secret Files'' anthology (1998), ''Your Power is His (Parasite)'' with writer Roger Stern for Marvel Comics

★ ''Batman Chronicles'' anthology #9 (1997), (layouts) for DC Comics

★ ''Stormwatch Special'' one-shot #2 (1995) with writer Ron Marz for Image Comics/Wildstorm

Pin-ups and covers

★ ''Black Lightning: Year One'' mini-series (announced for 2007) #1-6 covers

★ ''Blue Beetle'' #1-2, 10, 13-24 covers

★ ''Red'' mini-series (2003), covers

★ '' mini-series (2003), covers

★ '' anthology (2000)

★ ''Day of Judgment Secret Files'' anthology (1999), ''profile: The Phantom Stranger''

★ ''Legion of Super-Heroes Secret Files'' anthology (1999), Ferro

★ ''Superman Secret Files'' anthology (1999), Gog pin-up

★ '' anthology (1998), Ultra Boy pin-up

★ ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' #100, untitled pin-up

★ ''Daredevil'' #376-379 (1998), covers

★ ''Robin'' #42-51 (1997-1998), regular cover artist

★ ''JLA Gallery'' (1997), untitled pin-up

★ ''Foot Soldiers'' (1996), untitled pin-up

★ ''Batman Chronicles Gallery'' #1 (1996), Gaijin jam pin-up

★ ''Wildstorm Ultimate Sports'' #1 (1996), untitled pin-up

★ ''Sovereign Seven Plus 1'' (1996), untitled pin-up

★ '' #3 (1995), untitled pin-up

★ ''Grendel Warchild'' TPB (1995), untitled pin-up

★ ''WildC.A.T.S. Adventures Sourcebook'' #1 (1995), untitled pin-up

★ ''Hawkman Annual'' #2 (1995), Golden-age Hawkman pin-up

★ ''Team Youngblood'' #12 (1995), untitled pin-up

★ ''Homage Studios Swimsuit Special'' #1 (1994), untitled pin-up

★ ''Amazing Heroes Spoof Swimsuit Special'' #1 (1993), untitled pin-up

References

1. Irving, Christopher. ''Blue Beetle Companion: His Many Lives From 1939 to Today''. Raleigh: TwoMorrows Publishing, 2007. ISBN 1-893905-70-5



★ Interview with The Outhouse

★ 2006 Newsarama interview on his design for the new Blue Beetle

★ 2005 Silver Bullet Comic Books interview

External links

★ Gaijin Studios' Official Website

★ Cully Hamner's Original Artwork