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* [[Hasbro Toy Shop]]/[[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2013 [[exclusive]] [[Metroplex (G1)#Generations|Metroplex]] | * [[Hasbro Toy Shop]]/[[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2013 [[exclusive]] [[Metroplex (G1)#Generations|Metroplex]] | ||
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* [[2005 IDW continuity|The Transformers]]: [[Dark Cybertron (IDW)|Dark Cybertron]] Chapters: [[Dark Dawn: Dark Cybertron Chapter 1|1]] and [[...And the Damage Done: Dark Cybertron Finale|12]] (layouts) | * ''[[2005 IDW continuity|The Transformers]]: [[Dark Cybertron (IDW)|Dark Cybertron]]'' Chapters: [[Dark Dawn: Dark Cybertron Chapter 1|1]] and [[...And the Damage Done: Dark Cybertron Finale|12]] (layouts) | ||
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Revision as of 21:27, 24 April 2023
Phil Jimenez (born July 12, 1970) is an American comic book artist and writer, well known for his work on Wonder Woman, Infinite Crisis, New X-Men, The Invisibles, and Amazing Spider-Man. Jimenez makes no secret out of his professional admiration of famous comic book artist George Pérez, whom he considers his primary influence, to the point where the two artists' art styles are nearly indistinguishable.
Cover art
- Transformers: Rage in Heaven (hardcover)
- The Transformers: Robots in Disguise issues 17 & 18 (retailer incentive covers)
Package art
Interior art
- The Transformers: Dark Cybertron Chapters: 1 and 12 (layouts)
Notes
- In the late 2000s, Jimenez, in collaboration with IDW Publishing editor-in-chef Chris Ryall, pitched a comic book crossover between the Transformers and DC Comics' Justice League. Sadly, the pitch never came to fruition.[1]
References
- ↑ Phil Jimenez’s JLA/Transformers crossover pitch was undeniably ‘epic’ at Comic Book Resources
External links
- Phil Jimenez at Wikipedia
