Jae Lee - Revision history

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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Lee, Jae}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Lee, Jae}}
	[[Category:~~Illustrators~~]]		[[Category:Pencillers]]
			[[Category:Cover artists]]

Escargon: Gonna say that this isn't fair, since as far as I know this only happened on that series

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Gonna say that this isn't fair, since as far as I know this only happened on that series

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	His style of art is often dark in theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork on Transformers/G.I. Joe, which is regarded as beautiful, but was found to be too dark and somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story.		His style of art is often dark in theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork on Transformers/G.I. Joe, which is regarded as beautiful, but was found to be too dark and somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story.

	~~He also likes to [[:Image:JaeLeeTFGIJoerecycled.jpg\|recycle his own artwork]], and occasionally swipe that of other artists, too.~~

	He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].		He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://theartofjaelee.com/ The Art of Jae Lee]		* [http://theartofjaelee.com/ The Art of Jae Lee]
	* ~~[[Wikipedia:Jae Lee~~\|Jae Lee]] at Wikipedia		* {{w\|Jae Lee}} at Wikipedia

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Lee, Jae}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Lee, Jae}}
	[[Category:Illustrators]]		[[Category:Illustrators]]

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	'''Jae Lee''' is a South ~~Korean~~-~~born American~~ comic ~~book artist who~~ illustrated [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe]] crossover. ~~His style of art is often dark~~ in ~~theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork~~ on ~~Transformers/G.I. Joe~~, ~~which is regarded as beautiful, but was found~~ to ~~be too dark~~ and ~~somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story~~.		[[Image:2.7.07JaeLeeByLuigiNovi.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb]]
			'''Jae Lee''' (born [[June 22]], [[1972]]) is a comic book artist. He was born in South Korea, and his family emigrated to the United States in 1977. He cut short art school to go work for [[Marvel Comics]], illustrating stories for ''Marvel Comics Presents'' and working on ''X-Factor'' and ''Namor''. When Image Comics started up, he pencilled and inked on ''WildC.A.T.s'' and ''Young Blood'' before creating his own comic, ''Hellshock''. In 2003, he illustrated [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe]] crossover. Later in the '00s, he penciled on the comic adaptation of Steven King's ''Dark Tower'', and has continued to illustrate comics for Marvel and occasionally other comic publishers.

	He also likes to recycle his own artwork, and occasionally swipe that of other artists, too.		His style of art is often dark in theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork on Transformers/G.I. Joe, which is regarded as beautiful, but was found to be too dark and somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story.

			He also likes to [[:Image:JaeLeeTFGIJoerecycled.jpg\|recycle his own artwork]], and occasionally swipe that of other artists, too.

	He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].		He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].
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	* [http://theartofjaelee.com/ The Art of Jae Lee]		* [http://theartofjaelee.com/ The Art of Jae Lee]
	* [[Wikipedia:Jae Lee\|Jae Lee]] at Wikipedia		* [[Wikipedia:Jae Lee\|Jae Lee]] at Wikipedia
	~~{{stub}}~~

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Lee, Jae}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Lee, Jae}}
	[[Category:Illustrators]]		[[Category:Illustrators]]

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	'''Jae Lee''' is a South Korean-born American comic book artist who illustrated [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe]] crossover. His style of art is often dark in theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork on Transformers/G.I. Joe, which is regarded as beautiful, but was found to be too dark and somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story.		'''Jae Lee''' is a South Korean-born American comic book artist who illustrated [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe]] crossover. His style of art is often dark in theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork on Transformers/G.I. Joe, which is regarded as beautiful, but was found to be too dark and somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story.

			He also likes to recycle his own artwork, and occasionally swipe that of other artists, too.

	He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].		He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].

Abates: Gallery!

2012-04-13T00:46:53Z

Gallery!

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	He ''is'' related to [[June Chung]].		He ''is'' related to [[June Chung]].

			==Gallery==
			<center><gallery>
			Image:Starscream gijoe ww2.jpg
			Image:DWTFJoe2 Jazz Prowl.jpg
			Image:DW GIJoe Issue3.jpg
			Image:TFJoe6 laserbeak.jpg
			</gallery>

			''[[:Category:Images by Jae Lee\|Extended Jae Lee gallery]]''</center>

Abates: link to official site

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link to official site

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	==External links==		==External links==
			* [http://theartofjaelee.com/ The Art of Jae Lee]
	* [[Wikipedia:Jae Lee\|Jae Lee]] at Wikipedia		* [[Wikipedia:Jae Lee\|Jae Lee]] at Wikipedia

	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Lee, Jae}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Lee, Jae}}
	[[Category:Illustrators]]		[[Category:Illustrators]]

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	'''Jae Lee''' is a South Korean-born American comic book artist who illustrated [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe]] crossover. His style of art is often dark in theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork on Transformers/G.I. Joe, which is regarded as beautiful, but was found to be too dark and somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story.		'''Jae Lee''' is a South Korean-born American comic book artist who illustrated [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe]] crossover. His style of art is often dark in theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork on Transformers/G.I. Joe, which is regarded as beautiful, but was found to be too dark and somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story.

	~~He also likes to recycle his own artwork, and occasionally swipe that of other artists, too.~~

	He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].		He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].

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	'''Jae Lee''' is a South Korean-born American comic book artist who illustrated [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe]] crossover. His style of art is often dark in theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork on Transformers/G.I. Joe, which is regarded as beautiful, but was found to be too dark and somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story.		'''Jae Lee''' is a South Korean-born American comic book artist who illustrated [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe]] crossover. His style of art is often dark in theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork on Transformers/G.I. Joe, which is regarded as beautiful, but was found to be too dark and somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story.

			He also likes to recycle his own artwork, and occasionally swipe that of other artists, too.

	He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].		He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].

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	'''Jae Lee''' is a South Korean-born American comic book~~/ink blot~~ artist who illustrated [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe]] crossover. He style of art is often dark in theme and design.		'''Jae Lee''' is a South Korean-born American comic book artist who illustrated [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe]] crossover. His style of art is often dark in theme and design. He received both positive and negative criticism for his artwork on Transformers/G.I. Joe, which is regarded as beautiful, but was found to be too dark and somewhat muddy, sometimes making it difficult for readers to distinguish what was happening in certain panels within the story.

	He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].		He is not related to [[Pat Lee]] or [[Jim Lee]].