El vuelo de un águila
The author's separately published poetry collection and only identified standalone authored book.
Author guide
José Marzán Jr. Books in Order
José Marzán Jr. is an American comic-book artist whose career spans DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Dark Horse, Disney Comics, and other publishers. He is best known for his long-running inking work on The Flash and Y: The Last Man, as well as contributions to titles including Action Comics, Adventures of Superman, Jack of Fables, House of Mystery, Hellblazer, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, and Marvel Comics Presents. He received two 2008 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards for Y: The Last Man, shared with Pia Guerra and Brian K. Vaughan. He has also published poetry, including the co-authored collection El vuelo de un águila.
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Frequently asked questions about José Marzán Jr.
Who is José Marzán Jr.?
José Marzán Jr. is a comic-book artist whose career has included work for DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Dark Horse, and Disney Comics.
What is known about José Marzán Jr.’s education?
His public professional profile lists The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, where he studied from 1984 to 1988.
Which comics made José Marzán Jr. notable?
His official biography prominently identifies The Flash and Y: The Last Man among his major career credits; DC’s talent directory also documents his art contributions to Y: The Last Man.
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What awards has José Marzán Jr. won?
In 2008, he won two Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards for Y: The Last Man: Best Continuing Series with Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra, and Best Penciller/Inker Team with Guerra.
What is José Marzán Jr.’s legacy in comics?
His documented legacy includes a decades-long career across major publishers, award-winning work on Y: The Last Man, and paintings selected for the Society of Illustrators’ annual exhibitions in 1990 and 1991.
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