Pat Lee
| This article is about Pat Lee, the superstar comic book artist. For the uncredited artist who actually draws all his stuff for negligible pay, see Alex Milne. |
Superstar Patrick "The Transman" Lee (AKA: "ミチヤメノテヒ フナナ", Michiyamenotehi Funana, b. June 28, 1975- ) is a Canadian artist. He was the president of Dreamwave Productions until all its employees noticed he wasn't paying them. He was also the president of Dreamengine Productions until all its employees noticed he wasn't paying them either. He's currently the president (?) of Pat Lee Productions,[2] where it remains to be seen if he notices he isn't paying himself.
He believes that the Transformers cartoon was so amazing that it was only a matter of time before the toys were made.[3]
He liked Generation 1 Sideswipe, whom he considers a "wicked character", and regrets that he died in the movie.[3]
He regrets setting a hill on fire and wants something real, a thing called...love.[4]
He loves fast cars so much that he absolutely had to transfer ownership of his formerly company-owned Porsche to himself before Dreamwave went belly-up.[5]
After he had launched Dreamengine, it became public that he was responsible for relaunching "X-Men, Batman and more", franchises that have long lingered in a near-dead state until Superstar Funana blessed them with his divine reviving powers.[6]
He has a brother, Roger, who was one of the founding members of Dreamwave, and also one of the few people who remained loyal to him when Dreamwave went under. The website for Dreamengine was even registered under Roger's name.
Pat Lee's girlfriend is Aimee Chan, who won the title of Miss Hong Kong in 2006. Pat was so involved with helping her win the title that Alex Milne had to draw Cyberforce for DC Comics in his stead. Pat still submitted the artwork under his own name and paid Milne merely a fragment of the money DC paid him. Supposedly, Pat also invested a lot of company funds into Aimee's campaign, which was part of the reason for his falling out with Dreamengine.[7]
Pat now says he wants to start his own clothing line.
Trivia
- All of the above is absolutely true. We're not kidding.
See also
References
- ↑ PatLeeArt at deviantART
- ↑ Pat Lee Productions
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Interview with animefringe.com
- ↑ Infrarred [sic] Pat Lee's Angelfire homepage
- ↑ Lying in the Gutters reporting on the Pat Lee Porsche story
- ↑ Pat's resume at the now defunct Dreamengine website.
- ↑ Lying in the Gutters reporting on Pat Lee's involvement with Aimee Chan
- ↑ Jazma Online Interview
- ↑ Verbatim quote from a
butt-kissing advertarticle published in an issue of Wizard Magazine.
Other external links
- PatLeeArt at MySpace
- Pat Lee's diviantART page. (Note: Artwork not necessarily by Pat Lee.)
