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Cully Hamner
Cully Hamner
Born March 4, 1969 (1969-03-04) (age 40)
Huntsville, Alabama
Nationality American
Area(s) Penciller, Inker, Occasional Writer, Creative Consultant (12
Gauge Comics)
Notable works Green Lantern: Mosaic
Firearm
Batman: Tenses
Red
The Ride
Blue Beetle
Black Lightning: Year One
Cully Hamner (born March 7, 1969 in Huntsville, Alabama) is an American
comic book artist.
Contents
1 Biography
2 Bibliography
2.1 Comics series, 2.2 Comic anthologies and one-shots, 2.3 Pin-ups and
covers
3 References
4 External links
4.1 Interviews
[edit] Biography
Since his 1991 debut on Green Lantern: Mosaic, Hamner has worked for
nearly every major American comic book publisher, and is chiefly known
for such titles as the aforementioned Green Lantern: Mosaic, Blue
Beetle, and Red. He is also one of the original members of Atlanta's
Gaijin Studios, where he still works. His most recent work can be seen
in Top Cow's 2005 Warren Ellis series Down and as the artist and
designer of DC Comics' current Blue Beetle character. He was the regular
artist for that character's monthly series in 2006 and 2007, leaving
that title with its tenth issue, though he continued through the
following year as the regular cover artist for that book.[1] Hamner is
currently Creative Consultant to 12 Gauge Comics, publisher of such
titles as The Ride, Gun Candy, Body Bags, and Occult Crimes Taskforce.
His work can currently be seen on DC Comics' Black Lightning: Year One,
written by Jen Van Meter, which premiered in January 2009.
On June 12, 2008, it was announced on the front page of The Hollywood
Reporter that Summit Entertainment had optioned Red, his 2003 thriller
with writer Warren Ellis, as a feature film. It will be scripted by Eric
and Jon Hoeber, who have most recently written the script for Whiteout,
and produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Mark Vahradian.[2]
In 2009 he signed and exclusive deal with DC Comics.[3]
[edit] Bibliography
[edit] Comics series
Black Lightning: Year One #1-6 (2009) with writer Jen Van Meter
Blue Beetle #1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 10 (2006 - 2007) with writers Keith Giffen
and John Rogers
Down #2-4 (2005-2006) with writer Warren Ellis for Top Cow
Red 3-issue miniseries (2003 - 2004) with writer Warren Ellis for
Wildstorm
Batman: Tenses 2-issue miniseries (2003) with writer Joe Casey for DC
Comics]
Uncanny X-Men #400 (2001) with writer Joe Casey for Marvel Comics
The Titans #14 (2000) with writers Brian K. Vaughn and Devin Grayson for
DC Comics
Wonder Woman #153 (2000) (finishes) with artist Georges Jeanty and
writer Mark Millar for DC Comics
Green Lantern Secret Files (1999) with writer Ron Marz for DC Comics
Tom Strong #3 (1999) with writer Alan Moore and artist Chris Sprouse for
America's Best Comics
Daredevil #379 (1998) with writer Scott Lobdell for Marvel Comics
Daredevil #376 (1998) with writer Scott Lobdell for Marvel Comics
Uncanny X-Men #352 (1998) with writer Steven T. Seagle for Marvel Comics
Robin #42, 46 (1997), (layouts) with writer Chuck Dixon for DC Comics
Penthouse Comix #23 (1996) for General Media
Men's Adventure Comix #3 (1996) for General Media
Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #8 (1996) with writer Mark Waid for
Marvel Comics
Green Lantern #58 (1995) with writer Ron Marz for DC Comics
Firearm (1994-1995) with writer James Dale Robinson for Malibu Comics
Silver Surfer #83 (1993) with writer Ron Marz for Marvel Comics
Green Lantern: Mosaic #1-5, 7-10, 12, 13, and 15 (1992 - 1993) with
writer Gerard Jones for DC Comics
[edit] Comic anthologies and one-shots
Metal Hurlant anthology (2005), Pieces De Rechange (Spare Parts) with
writer Stuart Moore for Les Humanoides
Star Wars Tales anthology (2005), Marked with writer Rob Williams for
Dark Horse Comics
Spider-Man Unlimited anthology (2005), Amnesiac with writer Petar
Bridges for Marvel Comics
The Ride: 2 For The Road anthology (2005), Big Plans both story and art
for 12 Gauge Comics
The Ride: Wheels Of Change anthology (2004), Act One with writer Doug
Wagner for 12 Gauge Comics
Marvel Universe: Millennial Visions anthology (2002), Power Pack for
Marvel Comics
Wildstorm Summer Special anthology (2001), Orbital with writer Warren
Ellis for Wildstorm
Weird Western Tales anthology #4 (2001), Savaged with writer Bruce Jones
for Vertigo Comics
Young Justice: Sins of Youth Secret Files anthology #1 (2001) for DC
Comics
Gen-Active anthology #5 (2001), Father's Day with writer Jay Faerber for
Wildstorm
DCU 2000 Secret Files one-shot (2000), Aliens in the DCU for DC Comics
X-Men Unlimited anthology #29 (2000), Tempered Steel both story and art
for Marvel Comics
Authority Annual 2000 one-shot (2000) with writer Joe Casey for
Wildstorm
X-Men: Millennial Visions anthology (2000), Project: Cerebro-X for
Marvel Comics
Superman Metropolis Secret Files anthology (2000), Municipal Bonds with
writer Mark Schultz for DC Comics
DC One Million 80-Page Giant anthology (1999), The Divided Self with
writer Grant Morrison for DC Comics
Secret Origins 80-Page Giant anthology (1998), Little Wing with writer
Chuck Dixon for DC Comics
Timeslip Collection anthology (1998), Sub-Mariner for Marvel Comics
Superman Villains Secret Files anthology (1998), Your Power is His
(Parasite) with writer Roger Stern for Marvel Comics
Batman Chronicles anthology #9 (1997), (layouts) for DC Comics
Stormwatch Special one-shot #2 (1995) with writer Ron Marz for Image
Comics/Wildstorm
[edit] Pin-ups and covers
Black Lightning: Year One mini-series (2009) #1-6 covers
Blue Beetle #1-2, 10, 13-24 covers
Red mini-series (2003), covers
Batman: Tenses mini-series (2003), covers
Transmetropolitan: I Hate it Here anthology (2000)
Day of Judgment Secret Files anthology (1999), profile: The Phantom
Stranger
Legion of Super-Heroes Secret Files anthology (1999), Ferro
Superman Secret Files anthology (1999), Gog pin-up
Legion: Secret Files anthology (1998), Ultra Boy pin-up
Legion of Super-Heroes #100, untitled pin-up
Daredevil #376-379 (1998), covers
Robin #42-51 (1997-1998), regular cover artist
JLA Gallery (1997), untitled pin-up
The Foot Soldiers (1996), untitled pin-up
Batman Chronicles Gallery #1 (1996), Gaijin jam pin-up
Wildstorm Ultimate Sports #1 (1996), untitled pin-up
Sovereign Seven Plus 1 (1996), untitled pin-up
Shi: Senryaku #3 (1995), untitled pin-up
Grendel Warchild TPB (1995), untitled pin-up
WildC.A.T.S. Adventures Sourcebook #1 (1995), untitled pin-up
Hawkman Annual #2 (1995), Golden-age Hawkman pin-up
Team Youngblood #12 (1995), untitled pin-up
Homage Studios Swimsuit Special #1 (1994), untitled pin-up
Amazing Heroes Spoof Swimsuit Special #1 (1993), untitled pin-up
[edit] References
^ Irving, Christopher. Blue Beetle Companion: His Many Lives From 1939
to Today. Raleigh: TwoMorrows Publishing, 2007. ISBN 1-893905-70-5
^ "RED Aims For Green Light, Hollywood Reporter, June 12, 2008
^ Cully Hamner Signs DC Exclusive, Newsarama, March 24, 2009
[edit] External links
Gaijin Studios' Official Website, Cully Hamner's Original Artwork
Representative
[edit] Interviews
This section includes a list of references or external links, but its
sources remain unclear because it has insufficient inline citations.
Please help to improve this article by introducing more precise
citations where appropriate. (April 2009)
Getting DOWN with Cully Hamner, Comics Bulletin, September 2, 2005,
Who's That Bug? Hamner on Blue Beetle (cached), Newsarama, December 7,
2005, Cully Hamner, The Outhouse, April 19, 2006