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Ivan ReisMajor

Widely known professionals headlining major books, events and convention line-ups. See all major artists

Comic ArtistCover ArtistPenciller

Brazil

Reis draws classical, clean-lined heroes and handles enormous casts without losing anyone in the crowd. Green Lantern, Blackest Night and Aquaman are where DC has leaned on him hardest.

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Work and credits

Notable works

Green Lantern
Blackest Night
Aquaman
Justice League
Superman
Brightest Day

Publishers

DC Comics

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