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'''Thomas "Tom" Scioli''' is an American comic artist and writer. His art style is highly influenced by the work of | '''Thomas "Tom" Scioli''' is an American comic artist and writer. His art style is highly influenced by the work of {{w|Jack Kirby}}. Scioli previously worked for [[Image Comics]], and between 2005 and 2013, provided the art for superhero comic ''Gødland'', as well as working on ''Freedom Force'', ''Elephantmen'', and ''The Myth of 8-Opus''. He also both wrote and illustrated ''American Barbarian''. Following the end of ''Gødland'', he picked up work from [[IDW Publishing]] due to the fact that [[John Barber]] was a fan of his art. | ||
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Thomas "Tom" Scioli is an American comic artist and writer. His art style is highly influenced by the work of Jack Kirby. Scioli previously worked for Image Comics, and between 2005 and 2013, provided the art for superhero comic Gødland, as well as working on Freedom Force, Elephantmen, and The Myth of 8-Opus. He also both wrote and illustrated American Barbarian. Following the end of Gødland, he picked up work from IDW Publishing due to the fact that John Barber was a fan of his art.
Comics work
- Transformers vs. G.I. Joe (writer and artist)
