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J. Scott Campbell rose to prominence in the 1990s with “Gen¹³” and “Danger Girl”, defining a hyper-stylized aesthetic rooted in dynamic poses and pin-up flair. A central figure in the Image Comics boom, Campbell’s work helped shape the visual language of modern superhero comics. While often polarizing, his influence on character design, covers, and comic book marketing remains significant.
GEN 13: #0 serves as a prelude to the adventures of the Gen¹³ team, offering readers insight into the origins and dynamics of this group of super-powered teenagers. Crafted by creators Brandon Choi and Jim Lee, with art contributions from Alex Garner and Wendy Fouts, this issue sets the stage for the challenges and narratives that unfold in the series. Published by Image in 1994, it provides a foundational understanding of the characters and their universe. Comic, Brandon Choi, J. Scott Campbell, Jim Lee, Alex Garner, Wendy Fouts, Image, 1994, WildStorm Image 00600600610 J. Scott Campbell 1994
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J. Scott Campbell rose to prominence in the 1990s with “Gen¹³” and “Danger Girl”, defining a hyper-stylized aesthetic rooted in dynamic poses and pin-up flair. A central figure in the Image Comics boom, Campbell’s work helped shape the visual language of modern superhero comics. While often polarizing, his influence on character design, covers, and comic book marketing remains significant.
GEN 13: #0 serves as a prelude to the adventures of the Gen¹³ team, offering readers insight into the origins and dynamics of this group of super-powered teenagers. Crafted by creators Brandon Choi and Jim Lee, with art contributions from Alex Garner and Wendy Fouts, this issue sets the stage for the challenges and narratives that unfold in the series. Published by Image in 1994, it provides a foundational understanding of the characters and their universe. Comic, Brandon Choi, J. Scott Campbell, Jim Lee, Alex Garner, Wendy Fouts, Image, 1994, WildStorm Image 00600600610 J. Scott Campbell 1994
