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'''Alan Kupperberg''' is an American comics artist.  Most of Kupperberg's work has been for [[Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]], on books like ''Invaders'', ''[[Avengers|Avengers]]'', and ''What If?''.  He also wrote, drew, inked and lettered infamous one-shot ''Obnoxio the Clown vs. the X-Men'' for them.  He also did extensive work for short-lived '70s publisher Atlas Comics, and drew ''Justice League of America'' and ''Blue Devil'' for DC.  More recently, he drew the syndicated comic strip ''(Little Orphan) Annie'' from 2002-2004.
'''Alan Kupperberg''' is an American comics artist.  Most of Kupperberg's work has been for [[Marvel Comics]], on books like ''Invaders'', ''[[Avengers]]'', and ''What If?''.  He also wrote, drew, inked and lettered infamous one-shot ''Obnoxio the Clown vs. the X-Men'' for them.  He also did extensive work for short-lived '70s publisher Atlas Comics, and drew ''Justice League of America'' and ''Blue Devil'' for DC.  More recently, he drew the syndicated comic strip ''(Little Orphan) Annie'' from 2002-2004.


==Comic art==
==Comic art==

Revision as of 15:34, 24 March 2009

Alan Kupperberg is an American comics artist. Most of Kupperberg's work has been for Marvel Comics, on books like Invaders, Avengers, and What If?. He also wrote, drew, inked and lettered infamous one-shot Obnoxio the Clown vs. the X-Men for them. He also did extensive work for short-lived '70s publisher Atlas Comics, and drew Justice League of America and Blue Devil for DC. More recently, he drew the syndicated comic strip (Little Orphan) Annie from 2002-2004.

Comic art

Marvel US

Covers/interiors

Generation 1 #6


Interiors

Generation 1 #5, #43