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process as "a real collaboration unlike anything I've ever worked on before because there are things that I added that were never a part of the script." Notable contributions from
Robertson include the idea of television buy bombs and the notorious Sex Puppets. Robertson even modeled Spider's
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initial editorial perception that he was a superhero artist. Yet after a number of concept sketches and taking a firm stand, and submitting the first four pages of pencils for the first issue, Robertson was confirmed as the book's artist. Robertson described the
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special. The special became a science fiction heavy work including a two-page spread of a secret
Vatican library. After the special was complete, Robertson received a phone call from Ellis asking up on that offer to work together on a monthly book.
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Robertson later described the experience as “a sore spot.” However, while still at Malibu, Robertson met future DC and Wildstorm editor
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Robertson launched his career with Space Beaver, he began to regularly attend comic conventions seeking advice and professional connections. As a result, by age 21, Robertson landed his first work for a major publisher illustrating
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hailed as "cool comic of the year". Robertson and Ennis developed a solid working partnership and would re-team again on a number of projects including a follow-up miniseries depicting Nick Fury during
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at Wildstorm for their support. After DC released the rights for the book back to the creators, Robertson was granted an exception to his exclusivity deal so he could continue working on projects for
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departed the book, a run Robertson recalls with pride. According to Nicieza, readers immediately took to Robertson's art despite its sharp stylistic differences from Bagley's. Robertson worked on
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Robertson now faced a difficult choice in turning down the opportunity to draw
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that defined for him what a comic artist could aspire to. Robertson also cites
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monthly. A close friend pointed out to Robertson that choosing
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McElhatton, Greg (January 1993). "The Busiest Man in Comics".
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Insoportable Oscuridad del Ser', Ultraverse Premiere (1993).
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would mean he has a book that was always his, while choosing
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did not lack a home long as it was soon after picked up by
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cast kicking the ass of the winner's choice of superhero.
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1927:"Darick Robertson: Just One of the Boys"
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2062:"GLAAD Glad Name Media Award Nominees"
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1617:"An Interview With Darick Robertson"
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2272:. Hollywoodreporter.com. 2012-10-09
1882:"Marvel Sales: June 2003 Estimates"
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1907:"Darick Robertson: Into the Night"
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2003:"The Boys Ends at Wildstorm"
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2800:The Name of the Game
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1825:Comic Book Resources
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1280:Volume 6: Gouge Away
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1732:New Warriors Annual
1683:Contino, Jennifer.
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1020:Adam Egypt Mortimer
957:Dark Horse Presents
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711:by Darick Robertson
411:Best of Marvel 1995
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