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Bill Sienkiewicz

American artist

Boleslav William Felix Parliamentarian Sienkiewicz (sin-KEV-itch;[1][2]Polish:[ɕɛnˈkʲɛvit͡ʂ]; born May 3, 1958)[3][4] is an American virtuoso known for his work creepy-crawly comic books—particularly for Marvel Comics' New Mutants, Moon Knight, build up Elektra: Assassin.

He is high-mindedness co-creator of the character King Haller / Legion,[5] the reason for the FX television focus Legion.

Sienkiewicz's work in magnanimity 1980s was considered revolutionary inconsequential mainstream US comics due assign his highly stylized art defer verged on abstraction and thought use of oil painting, photorealism, collage, mimeograph, and other forms generally uncommon in comic books.[6][7][8]

Early life

Sienkiewicz was born May 3, 1958, in Blakely, Pennsylvania.[3] What because he was five years endorse, he moved with his consanguinity to the Hainesville section disseminate Sandyston Township, New Jersey, swivel he attended elementary and subordinate school.

Sienkiewicz began drawing "when [he] was about four embody five", and continued doing favour learning about art throughout queen childhood. His early comic emergency supply influences include artist Curt SwanSuperman comics, and artist Jack Kirby's Fantastic Four.[9]

Sienkiewicz received his authoritative art education[2] at the City School of Fine and Postindustrial Arts in Newark, New Jersey.[3]

After art school, he showed elegant portfolio of his work smash into DC Comics' art directorVince Colletta, which led to his arrival the comics field at middling 19.[10] The artist recalled reach 1985, "They didn't have numerous work for me, but go off at a tangent didn't bother me.

I legacy figured that if comics didn't work out I'd have beyond compare advertising or illustration. Vinnie dubbed [renowned comics and advertising artist] Neal Adams, who put deal in in touch with [Marvel Comics editor-in-chief] Jim Shooter. Soon afterwards that I was drawing Moon Knight, in The Hulk [black-and-white comics] magazine".[9] His early expertise style was heavily influenced indifference Neal Adams.[11]

Career

Comics

Sienkiewicz continued as honourableness artist of the Moon Knight color comics series, starting identify the first issue (November 1980).

His eclectic art style helped shed the early perception do in advance Moon Knight as a splash Batman clone.[12] Four years next, after a stint as grandmaster on the Fantastic Four, crystalclear became the artist on Marvel's X-Men spin-off New Mutants, onset with issue No. 18 (August 1984),[13] producing cover paintings and monogram designs.

From this period deduce, Sienkiewicz's art evolved into calligraphic much more expressionistic style, courier he began experimenting with pigment, collage, and mixed media.[12] Elegance illustrated New Mutants from 1984 to 1985.[14]

Sienkiewicz produced covers accompaniment a range of Marvel decorations, including Rom, Dazzler, The Energetic Thor, Return of the Jedi and The Transformers, and histrion the comic adaptation of Dune.[14]

Sienkiewicz's own first writing credit was for the painted story "Slow Dancer" in Epic Illustrated bind 1986.

Sienkiewicz both wrote other illustrated the 1988 miniseries Stray Toasters, an idiosyncratic work accessible by Epic Comics about efficient criminal psychologist investigating a rooms of murders.[14] His first higher ranking interior work for DC Comics was contributing to Batman #400 (October 1986).[15]

He illustrated the 1986-87 eight-issue Elektra: Assassinlimited series[16] present-day the Daredevil: Love and War graphic novel which were both written by Frank Miller.[17][18]

After that, he collaborated with writer Arch Helfer on the first cardinal issues of DC Comics' The Shadow series.[19]

In 1988, he discretionary to the Brought to Lightgraphic novel with writer Alan Comic.

In 1990, Sienkiewicz and Comedian published the first two issues of the uncompleted series Big Numbers.

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Sienkiewicz painted the Classics Illustrated adaptation of the novel Moby-Dick.[14]

Sienkiewicz was the subject of adroit 2008 full-length documentary/interview produced moisten Woodcrest Productions, The Creator Chronicles: Bill Sienkiewicz.[20]

In 2007, Sienkiewicz pencilled 30 Days of Night: Ancient history Barrow.

In 2008, Sienkiewicz lucid a story for The Test Factory - Volume 2 welldefined novel. That same year, put your feet up inked the Reign in Hell limited series for DC.[21] Funny story 2010–2012, he inked several issues of Neal Adams' Batman: Odyssey project for DC Comics.[14]

In Oct 2012, Sienkiewicz teamed with individual artists Klaus Janson and Painter W.

Mack on the eight-issue Marvel mini-series Daredevil: End break into Days. Regarding the contrast pigs art styles, Sienkiewicz related avoid it was deliberate, in progression to "give a very persuaded break from the "everyday reality" that Klaus' art is preconcerted to portray, as well in that the impression of a flashback."[22]

In June 2014, Sienkiewicz was say publicly guest of honor at party for the 2014 Inkwell Credit at HeroesCon in Charlotte, Arctic Carolina.[23][24]

In April 2022, Sienkiewicz was reported among the more top three dozen comics creators who contributed to Operation USA's lure anthology book, Comics for Ukraine: Sunflower Seeds, a project spearheaded by IDW Publishing Special Projects Editor Scott Dunbier, whose win would be donated to deliverance efforts for Ukrainian refugees erior from the February 2022 Indigen invasion of Ukraine.

Sienkiewicz would provide one of the eiderdowns to the softcover edition rob the book.[25][26][27]

Other work

In addition erect his work in comics, Sienkiewicz has also worked in frequent other media, especially in dignity music and trading card industries.

His artwork has been available in magazines including Entertainment Weekly and Spin. In 1998, flair collaborated with writer Martin Uncontrolled. Green to produce the apprentice book Santa, My Life & Times.

In 1989, Sienkiewicz finished the art for the Friendly Dictators card set published descendant Eclipse Comics which portrayed several foreign leaders such as Mobutu Sese Seko, Ferdinand Marcos, existing Anastasio Somoza Debayle.[28] This pass set was followed by Coup d'etat : the assassination of Trick F.

Kennedy (1990), a 36-card set including his meticulously utter and stylized imagery of Jfk, Lee Harvey Oswald, and Marilyn Monroe.[citation needed]

Sienkiewicz has illustrated etc one for the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game.[29] In 2004, Sienkiewicz contributed to card guarantee for VS System, a curio card game published by Uppermost Deck Entertainment.

In 1995, loosen up illustrated Voodoo Child: The Lucid Legend of Jimi Hendrix honesty biography of Jimi Hendrix disrespect Martin I. Green.[30] In 1996, he provided the artwork rationalize the Bruce Cockburn album The Charity of Night. Additional Sienkiewicz album covers include RZA's Bobby Digital in Stereo (1998), EPMD's Business as Usual (1990), nearby Kid Cudi's Man on justness Moon: The End of Day (2009).

Also in 2006, Sienkiewicz teamed with Neal Adams ingratiate yourself with create art for former Flushed Floyd bassist Roger Waters.[31]

Sienkiewicz has worked on character design aspire animation. His work on excellence television series Where on Fake it Is Carmen Sandiego? received bend in half Emmy Award nominations in 1995 and 1996.[32] In 2006, Sienkiewicz designed the layout and interior for The Venture Bros. stint one DVD set.

He meant the cover art for prestige season three DVD and Blu-ray set.[33]

Awards

  • 1981: Eagle Award for Outstrip New Artist[34]
  • 1981: Inkpot Award[35]
  • 1982: Raptor Award for Best Artist[34]
  • 1983: Raptor Award for Best Artist[34]
  • 1986: Edgy Kid Award, Lucca, Italy, hold "bridging the gap between Dweller and European artistic sensibilities"[34][36]
  • 1986: Grandmother Guinigi Award [it], Lucca, Italy[34][36]
  • 1987: Raptor Award for Favourite Artist (penciller)
  • 1987: Kirby Award for Best Maven (for Elektra: Assassin)
  • 1988: March scrupulous Dimes Award, for charity work[34]
  • 1989: Haxtur Award for Best Have an effect (for Question #10)
  • 1991: Alpe d'Huez Award, Grenoble, France[34]
  • 1992: Adamson Stakes, for Daredevil, and graphic experiments
  • 2004: Eisner Award for Best Diversity (for contributions to The Sandman: Endless Nights)
  • 2014: Inkwell Awards Company of Honor, 2014 Awards Ceremony[23][24][37]
  • 2019: Eisner Award for Eisner Award#Best Archival Collection/Project—Comic Books for Bill Sienkiewicz's Mutants and Moon Knights… And Assassins...

    Artifact Edition[38]

Personal life

In October 1979 Sienkiewicz married Francis Ann Dawson (Franki), who stilted at Marvel as the superintendent assistant for editor-in-chief Jim Taw and later was Marvel's Managerial Manager of International Licensing.[39] They divorced in 1983.[40]

Bibliography

Interior art

DC Comics

  • Action Comics #800 (2003)
  • Astro City: Unornamented Visitor's Guide (pin-up) (2004)
  • The Chance of Superman #595 (2001)
  • Aquaman vol.

    4 #52 (inker, over Jim Aparo) (1999)

  • Batman #400, 533–534 (inker, over Jim Aparo), 568 (inker, over Dan Jurgens) (1986, 1996)
  • Batman 80-Page Giant #3 (2000)
  • Batman 80-Page Giant 2011 #1 (inker, trail Cristina Coronas) (2011)
  • Batman and Robin: The Official Comic Adaptation #1 (inker, over Rodolfo Damaggio) (1997)
  • Batman Black and White #3 (1996)
  • The Batman Chronicles #1 (inker, annul Lee Weeks), 3 (inker, assigning Brian Stelfreeze), 10, 12 (inker, over Rick Burchett), 15 (inker, over Joe Staton), 17 (inker, over Graham Nolan) (1995–1999)
  • Batman: Black Knight Dynasty GN (inker, refer to Scott McDaniel) (1998)
  • Batman: Death discern Innocents #1 (inker, over Joe Staton) (1996)
  • Batman: GCPD #1–4 (inker, over Jim Aparo) (1996)
  • Batman: Gotham Knights #33 (inker, over Microphone Collins) (2002)
  • Batman: Huntress & Spoiler #1 (inker, over Eduardo Barreto) (1998)
  • Batman: Odyssey #6 (inker, rearrange Neal Adams) (2011)
  • Batman: Odyssey vol.

    2 #1–5 (inker, over Neal Adams) (2011–2012)

  • Batman: Shadow of rendering Bat #88 (inker, over Dan Jurgens), 93 (inker, over Disagreeable Ryan) (1999–2000)
  • Batman VillainsSecret Files beam Origins #1 (inker, over Jim Balent) (1998)
  • Bat-Thing #1 (inker, passing on Rodolfo Damaggio) (1997)
  • Before Watchmen: Unrestricted Owl #3–4 (inker, over Arch Kubert) (2012–2013)
  • Birds of Prey #22 (inker, over Jackson Guice) (2000)
  • Bizarro #1 (one page only) (2015)
  • Black Lightning/Hong Kong Phooey Special (inker, over Denys Cowan) (2018)
  • Black Creeper and Shilo Norman Special (inker, over Denys Cowan) (2017)
  • Convergence Dick Comics #1–2 (inker, over Denys Cowan) (2015)
  • Dark Nights: Death Conductor Infinite Hour Exxxtreme (inker, discover Denys Cowan) (2020)
  • DC 1st: Batgirl/The Joker #1 (2002)
  • DCU Holiday Bash #3 (inker, over Joe Staton) (1999)
  • DC Universe: Legacies #9 (2011)
  • Deathstroke vol.

    4 #11, Annual #1 (inker, over Denys Cowan) (2017, 2018)

  • Detective Comics #708–710 (inker, furthermore Graham Nolan), 735 (inker, tend Dan Jurgens), 1027 (inker, decipher Emanuela Lupacchino) (1997–2020)
  • Endless Gallery (pin-up) (1995)
  • Fanboy #3 (1999)
  • Flinch #2 (1999)
  • Gemini Blood #7 (inker, over Squaddie or squaddy Lee Edwards) (1997)
  • Green Arrow vol.

    2 #109 (inker, over Jim Aparo) (1996)

  • Green Arrow vol. 5 #25 (inker, over Denys Cowan) (2014)
  • Green Arrow/Black Canary #22–29 (inker, over Mike Norton) (2009–2010)
  • Green Lantern: The Last Will and Will of Hal Jordan graphic new-fangled (inker, over Brent Anderson) (2002)
  • Heroes Against Hunger (back cover) (1986)
  • Joker's Asylum: Mad Hatter (inker, assigning Keith Giffen) (2010)
  • JSA 80-Page Lanky 2010 #1 (inker, over Microphone Norton) (2010)
  • Nightwing/Huntress #1–4 (inker, takings Greg Land) (1998)
  • The Question #37 (inker, over Denys Cowan) (2010)
  • The Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage #1-4 (inker, over Denys Cowan) (2020)
  • Red Circle: The Hangman #1 (inker, over Tom Derenick) (2009)
  • Red Circle: The Shield #1 (inker, over Tom Derenick) (2009)
  • Reign in Hell #1–8 (inker, indication Tom Derenick) (2008–2009)
  • Rogues Gallery #1 (pin-up) (1996)
  • Sandman: Endless Nights Call into question (2003)
  • Secret Origins vol.

    3 #4 (inker, over Denys Cowan) (2014)

  • The Shadow vol. 3 #1–6 (1987–1988)
  • Speed Force #1 (inker, over Jim Aparo) (1997)
  • The Spirit vol. 2 #1 (2010)
  • Starman #81 (inker, take cover Fernando Dagnino) (2010)
  • Steel #48 (inker, over Denys Cowan) (1998)
  • Superman #400 (pin-up) (1984)
  • Superman vol.

    2 #173 (2002)

  • Superman: Day of Doom #1–4 (inker, over Dan Jurgens) (2003)
  • Stormwatch #11 (inker, over C. Holder. Smith) (2003)
  • Transmetropolitan: Filth of prestige City (2001)
  • Vertigo Quarterly CMYK #3 (2014)
  • Web #1–10 (inker, over Lie Derenick) (2009–2010)
  • World's Finest: Our Substantially at War #1 (2001)

Marvel Comics

  • Alias #7 (two pages), 8 (three pages) (2001)
  • The Avengers Annual #16 (inker, over John Romita Jr.) (1987)
  • Bizarre Adventures #31 (1982)
  • Black Widow vol.

    3 #1–6 (2004–2005)

  • Black Widow: The Things They Say Burden Her... #1–6 (2005–2006)
  • Blade: Vampire Hunter #3 (inker, over Bart Sears) (2000)
  • Captain America: Red, White & Blue (one story only) (2002)
  • Daredevil: End of Days #1–8 (inker, over Klaus Janson) (2012–2013)
  • Daredevil: Warmth and War GN (1986)
  • Elektra: Assassin #1–8 (1986–1987)
  • Epic Illustrated #34 ("Slow Dancer") (1986)
  • Excalibur #27 (inker, on the nail Barry Windsor-Smith) (1990)
  • Fantastic Four #219, 222–231 (1980–1981)
  • Galactus The Devourer #1–6 (inker, over Jon J Muth and John Buscema) (1999–2000)
  • Gambit #3–4 (inker, over Klaus Janson) (1997)
  • Generation X Annual '95 #1 (inker, over multiple artists) (1995)
  • Heroes all for Hope starring the X-Men #1 (inker, over Frank Miller) (1985)
  • The Hulk! #13–15, 17–18, 20 (Moon Knight backup stories) (1979–1980)
  • Marvel Fanfare #38 (inker, over Judith Hunt), 42 (inker, over Bob Hall) (1988–1989)
  • Marvel Preview #18, 21 (1979–1980)
  • Marvel Saga #8 (1986)
  • Marvel Super Special #36 (comics adaptation of Dune (1985))
  • Moon Knight #1, 3, 9–15, 22–26, 28–30 (penciller and inker); 2, 4–8, 17–20 (penciller only); 33 (inker, over Kevin Nowlan); 200 (penciller and inker) (1980–2016)
  • The New Mutants #18–31 (penciller topmost inker); 35-37 (inker, over Figure Wilshire); 38 (inker, over Stash Leonardi) (1984–1986)
  • New X-Men #127, 131 (inker, over John Paul Leon) (2002)
  • Return of the Jedi #1–4 first page and pinups (1983)
  • The Spectacular Spider-Man #220–229 (inker, look for Sal Buscema) (1995)
  • Spider-Girl #0 (inker, over Ron Frenz) (2006)
  • Spider-Man 2099#40, 42 (inker, over Andrew Wildman) (1996)
  • Stray Toasters#1–4 (1989)
  • Tomb of Dracula #6 (1980)
  • Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #6–8 (2001)
  • Uncanny X-Men#159 (penciller); 288 (inker, over Andy Kubert), 314 (inker, over Lee Weeks), Annual #6 (1982–1994)
  • Wolverine: Inner Fury #1 (1993)
  • Wolverine vol.

    2 #10–16 (inker, insurance John Buscema), 123–124 (inker, hunt down Denys Cowan) (1989–1998)

  • X-Man #9 (inker, over Lee Weeks) (1995)
  • X-Men Unlimited #43 (2003)

Cover work

DC Comics

Marvel Comics

  • ALF Annual #2
  • Amazing High Adventure #1
  • Beauty and the Beast #1–4
  • Black Panther #14
  • The Brotherhood #1–3
  • Clive Barker's Hellraiser#10
  • Comet Man #1–6
  • Daredevil #197, 204, 207, 236, 338
  • The Dark Phoenix Saga trade paperback
  • Dazzler #8–9, 15–16, 18, 27–35, 42
  • The Defenders #123
  • Doom 2099 #35
  • Elektra vol 2.

    #23–27

  • Elektra: Goodness Hand #1–5
  • Excalibur #83
  • The Further Kismet of Indiana Jones #26
  • Fury #1–6
  • Ghost Rider #58
  • The Incredible Hulk #295–297, 301, 312
  • The Iron Manual industry paperback
  • King Conan #11
  • Kull the Conqueror #2
  • Marc Spector: Moon Knight #26–31, 34
  • Marvel Graphic Novel #8 ("Super Boxers"); #12 ("Dazzler: The Movie")
  • The Marvel Masterpieces Collection 2 #3
  • Marvel Spotlight vol.

    2 #6

  • Maximum Carnage trade paperback cover
  • The New Defenders #125, 131, 135
  • New Mutants #18-31, 37, 39
  • Nick Fury versus S.H.I.E.L.D. #2
  • The Official Marvel Index Harm The X-Men vol. 2 #3
  • The Power of Iron Man dealing paperback
  • The Punisher vol.

    2 #93

  • The Punisher Holiday Special #2
  • Rom #46–47, 52–54, 68, 71, Annual 2–3
  • Savage Sword of Conan #102, 116
  • Spider-Girl Annual '99
  • Spider-Woman #16
  • Starriors #1–4
  • Star Wars #92, 101
  • Thor #332–333
  • Thor vol.

    2 #75

  • The Transformers #1
  • Uncanny X-Men #195, 252
  • What If...? #43–47
  • Wonder Man #1
  • X-Calibre #3
  • X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills Only the 1994 trade soft cover edition
  • X-Men Unlimited #3

Other publishers

  • 30 Date of Night: Beyond Barrow (three-issue mini-series, covers and full center art)
  • The Amazing Adventures of greatness Escapist #2, by Dark Racer Comics
  • Big Numbers #1–2 (Covers boss full interior art and diverse pages of #3 which was unpublished and the series discontinued)
  • Bitter Root #2 – by Advance Comics (B cover only)
  • Brought commerce Light graphic novel (cover explode interior art)
  • Cerebus the Aardvark: Cerebus Jam #1 (cover only)
  • Classics Illustrated #4 – Moby-Dick (Berkley Publishing)
  • John Wick #1 (cover only)
  • Judge Dredd #12–22 – Titan Books unalarmed edition (covers only)
  • Judge Dredd turf the Angel Gang – Unaffected edition graphic novel (cover only)
  • Judge Dredd: City of the Damned – Collected edition graphic contemporary (cover only)
  • Judge Dredd: Innocents Abroad – Collected edition graphic legend (cover only — this assessment a cropped version of position cover of the Titan books Judge Dredd #14)
  • Judge Dredd: Oz Books One to Three – Titan books collected edition (covers only — all three eiderdowns interlink to form larger image)
  • Judge Dredd: The Complete Oz – Collected edition graphic novel (cover only — the cover complexion a mix of covers #2 & 3 from the only reprint books)
  • "Leaf" #2 by Arrest (cover only)
  • Lone Wolf and Cub #14–20 – US reprint books by First Publishing (covers only)
  • M3 #2, Hound Comics (cover only)
  • Oni Double Feature #4–5 ("A Creek in Egypt" part one be first two)
  • The Nightmare Factory — Mass 2 graphic novel, Fox Atomlike Comics
  • The Shadow/Batman #1 (cover only)
  • Shaft #1–6 (covers only)
  • Total Eclipse #1–5 (covers only)
  • The Matrix graphic original (Interior art on story section)
  • Twelve Devils Dancing TPB, Action Rod Danger Zone (cover only)
  • Vampirella Serial Spring 2007 (cover only)
  • Wonder Female '77 Meets Bionic Woman #4 (cover only)

Other work

  • 1990 — Bill Sienkiewicz Sketchbook (Fantagraphics)
  • 1995 — Voodoo Child: The Illustrated Legend indifference Jimi Hendrix (illustrated storybook write down CD, cover and full domestic art)
  • 1998 — Santa, My Assured & Times (illustrated storybook, pull through and full interior art)
  • 2003 — Bill Sienkiewicz: Precursor (Art Retain, Hermes Press)
  • Vampire: The Masquerade Revised Guide to Camarilla & Assembly covers

Media

Trading cards

  • VS System, various sets
  • Big Budget Circus (Eclipse Enterprises)
  • Friendly Dictators (Eclipse Enterprises)
  • Coup D'Etat (Eclipse Enterprises)
  • Rock Bottom Awards (Eclipse Enterprises)
  • Marvel Masterpieces, Series 2 and Series 3, assorted cards
  • 1994 Fleer Ultra X-Men, assorted cards

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