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'''Brad K. Joyce''' was a comic book artist at [[Marvel Comics]] starting in 1983. He was originally going to be the inker on ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|The Transformers]]'' [[The New Order|#5]], however it wasn't until [[The Next Best Thing to Being There!|issue 10]] that he got to work on the series. He also contributed to many of Marvel's other comics, such as ''Doctor Strange'', ''The Sensational She-Hulk'', ''Ren and Stimpy'', and ''ALF''.


'''Brad Joyce''' (born [[January 11]], [[1959]] in Orlando, Florida, died September ??, [[2012]]) was a comic book artist at [[Marvel Comics]] for fourteen years beginning in 1982. He was originally going to be the inker on ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|The Transformers]]'' [[The New Order|#5]], however it wasn't until [[The Next Best Thing to Being There!|#10]] that he worked on the series. The bulk of his ''Transformers'' work was on Marvel's range of children's books. He also contributed to hundreds of Marvel's other comics, such as ''Doctor Strange'', ''The Sensational She-Hulk'', ''Ren and Stimpy'', ''Count Duckula'', ''Werewolf By Night'', ''Silver Surfer'', ''Avengers West Coast'', ''Marvel Comics Presents'', ''What The-?!'', ''Captain Marvel'', ''The A-Team'', and ''ALF''.


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After retiring from comics in 1997, he became a political cartoonist, minister, television producer, production manager, radio program director, commercial voice-over performer, author, editor, teacher and talk show host.


==Credited work==
===Inking===
* ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|The Transformers]]'' [[The Next Best Thing to Being There!|#10]]
===Art===
* [[Forest Rescue Mission]]
* [[Battle for Earth]]
* [[Battle on the Junk Planet]]
* [[Battle at Oil Valley]]
* [[The Invasion of the Decepticon Camp]] (with [[Steve Ditko]])


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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==External links==
==External links==
*[http://www.comicbookdb.com/creator.php?ID=1071 Brad K Joyce at comicbookdb.com]
* [https://www.comics.org/creator/1579/ Brad K. Joyce at Grand Comics Database]


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Brad Joyce (born January 11, 1959 in Orlando, Florida, died September ??, 2012) was a comic book artist at Marvel Comics for fourteen years beginning in 1982. He was originally going to be the inker on The Transformers #5, however it wasn't until #10 that he worked on the series. The bulk of his Transformers work was on Marvel's range of children's books. He also contributed to hundreds of Marvel's other comics, such as Doctor Strange, The Sensational She-Hulk, Ren and Stimpy, Count Duckula, Werewolf By Night, Silver Surfer, Avengers West Coast, Marvel Comics Presents, What The-?!, Captain Marvel, The A-Team, and ALF.

After retiring from comics in 1997, he became a political cartoonist, minister, television producer, production manager, radio program director, commercial voice-over performer, author, editor, teacher and talk show host.

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