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'''Mark Texeira''' is a comic book artist and inker.  Though he is perhaps best known for his run on the 90s volume of ''[[Ghost Rider]]'', where he began as inker before graduating to cover and interior artist, he has worked on many other books, primarily for [[Marvel Comics]].  Some of his other work includes ''Moon Knight'', ''[[Punisher|Punisher: War Journal]]'' and ''[[Wolverine (Marvel)|Wolverine]]''.
'''Mark Texeira''' is a comic book artist and inker.  Though he is perhaps best known for his run on the 90s volume of ''[[Ghost Rider]]'', where he began as inker before graduating to cover and interior artist, he has worked on many other books, primarily for [[Marvel Comics]].  Some of his other work includes ''Moon Knight'', ''[[Punisher|Punisher: War Journal]]'' and ''[[Wolverine (Marvel)|Wolverine]]''.


His only contribution to ''Transformers'' was the cover to [[The Last Stand|Marvel US ''Transformers'' #4]].
His only contributions to ''Transformers'' were the cover to [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel US ''Transformers'']] [[Prisoner of War!|#3]] and [[The Last Stand|#4]], the former notably being the only issue to feature black-suited Spider-Man.
 
==Notes==
*Texeira's work on Issue #3's cover was misattributed to artist {{w|Mike Zeck}} for many years, until [[Bub Budiansky]] corrected the mistake in 2021.<ref>[https://twitter.com/BobBudiansky/status/1416224679682101253 "Mark Texeira illustrated the covers for Transformers #3 and #4." - Bob Budiansky on Twitter]</ref>
 
==References==
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Revision as of 02:52, 17 July 2021

The name or term "Mark" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Mark (disambiguation).

Mark Texeira is a comic book artist and inker. Though he is perhaps best known for his run on the 90s volume of Ghost Rider, where he began as inker before graduating to cover and interior artist, he has worked on many other books, primarily for Marvel Comics. Some of his other work includes Moon Knight, Punisher: War Journal and Wolverine.

His only contributions to Transformers were the cover to Marvel US Transformers #3 and #4, the former notably being the only issue to feature black-suited Spider-Man.

Notes

  • Texeira's work on Issue #3's cover was misattributed to artist Mike Zeck for many years, until Bub Budiansky corrected the mistake in 2021.[1]

References