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'''Dwayne Turner''' is an American comic artist. While at college, he gained work doing fill-ins for [[Marvel Comics]] on a number of their high-profile titles, such as ''[[Iron Man]]'', ''[[Spider-Man]]'' and ''[[Hulk|The Incredible Hulk]]''. In 1995, he and Chris Claremont co-created '' | '''Dwayne Turner''' is an American comic artist. While at college, he gained work doing fill-ins for [[Marvel Comics]] on a number of their high-profile titles, such as ''[[Iron Man]]'', ''[[Spider-Man]]'' and ''[[Hulk|The Incredible Hulk]]''. In 1995, he and Chris Claremont co-created ''{{w|Sovereign Seven}}'' for D.C., for which Turner was main artist, and a year later he began a run penciling ''{{w|Curse of the Spawn}}'' for Image Comics. Since then, he has also been main penciller on a run of ''{{w|The Authority}}''. Outside comics, he has storyboarded a number of games, including ''{{w|Gears of War}}'', ''{{w|Halo (video game)|Halo}}'', and ''{{w|Ratchet & Clank}}'', and also the movie ''{{w|Tron: Legacy}}''. | ||
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Revision as of 18:54, 13 September 2018
Dwayne Turner is an American comic artist. While at college, he gained work doing fill-ins for Marvel Comics on a number of their high-profile titles, such as Iron Man, Spider-Man and The Incredible Hulk. In 1995, he and Chris Claremont co-created Sovereign Seven for D.C., for which Turner was main artist, and a year later he began a run penciling Curse of the Spawn for Image Comics. Since then, he has also been main penciller on a run of The Authority. Outside comics, he has storyboarded a number of games, including Gears of War, Halo, and Ratchet & Clank, and also the movie Tron: Legacy.
