Lee Bermejo

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Lee BermejoMajor

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

Comic ArtistCover ArtistPainter

Bermejo renders skin, fabric and grime in obsessive detail, producing versions of these characters that look uncomfortably real. Joker and Batman: Noel are the clearest examples.

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Work and credits

Notable works

  • Joker
  • Batman: Noel
  • Luthor
  • Before Watchmen: Rorschach
  • Batman: Damned
  • Suiciders

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