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DC Comics

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Clem Robins

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Clem Robins
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Personal History of Clem Robins is unknown.

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Professional History of Clem Robins is unknown.

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This creator has contributed material to DC's Vertigo line of comics.

Vertigo is an imprint of DC Comics with subject matter which may contain graphic violence, substance abuse, frank depictions of sexuality, and controversial subjects. Vertigo comics are suggested for mature readers.

Many creators who have contributed material to the Vertigo titles are also contracted writers and artists who work for DC Comics.
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Marvel Database

Up to date as of February 09, 2010

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Clem Robins
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Clem Robins is a Cincinnati-based letterer. He was born in 1955, and did his first lettering work in 1977 for Gold Key comics. Assignments from DC followed, including such features as Wonder Woman, Superman, Green Lantern, Jonah Hex, Doorway to the Unknown, The Creeper, and others.

He began freelancing for Marvel in 1978, on The Human Fly, The Defenders, Hulk, Marvel Team Up, Spider Man, Spider Woman, and whatever else he could scarf up from them. He did stints in the production department of both companies during this time.

Robins left comics in 1979, only to return six years later. He lettered indie books for Apple, Vortex, First and Malibu. In 1989 he did Conan and other books for Marvel.

He is adjunct professor of human anatomy and figure drawing at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, and his book "The Art of Figure Drawing" was published in 2002 by North Light Books. His work is in the permanent collection of the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Current projects include the various Hellboy books for Dark Horse comics, and for DC's Vertigo imprint, 100 Bullets, Loveless, Y: The Last Man, Unknown Soldier, Incognegro and Faker.

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  • Gallery of Clem Robins's pictures
  • Quotations by Clem Robins
  • Clem Robins in the news

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Starwars

Up to date as of February 04, 2010

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Clem Robins (born 1955) is a comic book letterer who worked on a few issues of the Marvel Star Wars series. Robins began working in comics for Gold Key Comics in 1977 and soon contributed to DC Comics and Marvel Comics as well. Since then he has worked for many comic book companies and has also worked as a courtroom illustrator for television.

Star Wars bibliography

Letterer

  • Star Wars 22: To the Last Gladiator
  • Classic Star Wars: A Long Time Ago... Volume 2: Dark Encounters
  • This Crumb for Hire

Sources

Clem Robins' Biography


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