Dave Hunt

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I put myself on the cover of People magazine!

Dave Hunt (born August 2, 1942) is a comic book artist, known primarily for his inking work. His original choice of career was research scientist, but in the process of his studies, he realized he had a preference for art and took up painting. This led to him venturing into the field of comic art. Starting with Marvel in 1972, before switching to DC Comics in 1975, Hunt has alternated back and forth between the big two and inked numerous and varied titles. He inked José Delbo's pencil work on the US Transformers comic series starting with issue #38, semi-regularly inking on the title until issue #63 and the arrival of UK comic artists.

Inking work

• "Trial by Fire!"
• "The Desert Island of Space!"
• "Pretender to the Throne!"
• "People Power!" (with Don Hudson)
• "Monstercon from Mars!" (finished art from Delbo's breakdowns)
• "Club Con!"
• "Dark Star"
• "The Man in the Machine!"
• "Guess Who the Mecannibals Are Having for Dinner?"
• "Recipe for Disaster!"
• "Back from the Dead"
• "The Resurrection Gambit!"
• "All the Familiar Faces!"
• "Skin Deep"
• "Yesterday's Heroes!"
• "Kings of the Wild Frontier."

Gallery

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Extended Dave Hunt gallery

External Links

• Dave Hunt's personal site