Joe QuesadaLegend

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Quesada works in strong silhouettes and heavy blacks, and his Daredevil: Guardian Devil helped launch Marvel Knights. He went on to run Marvel as editor-in-chief through the period that reshaped its modern line.

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Work and credits

Notable works

  • Daredevil: Guardian Devil
  • Daredevil: Father
  • Ash
  • X-Factor
  • Ninjak
  • Marvel Knights
  • Iron Man
  • Marvel Knights: The World to Come

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