Shelby Robertson

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Shelby Robertson born in Livermore, California is an American comic book illustrator, colorist, and writer. Shelby's art career started at the age of 15 when he was hired by the British Aeronautics Magazine as a lead artist and concept illustrator. He was hired by Rob Liefeld at the age of 17 for his first professional comic book illustration job and he immediately became one of the premiere bullpen utility artists. One of Shelby's first pin-up proposal artworks became his first published piece and since then he has worked steadily. He did Rascal from the Black Flag comic serialized tale and after only a few months, was permitted to do his own book, "Crypt and tons of fill in pagework." He also helped out with a lot of "ghost" inks and was often used as a background assistant to seasoned veteran comic book artists.

Since leaving Extreme Studios in 1996, he has worked on over thirty major titles, for Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Malibu, Avatar, Verotik, and a handful of independent publishers. Recognition in the industry led to jobs in the music industry including major record label CD layout and prepress production for the likes of Glenn Danzig, Bloodhound Gang, Agent 51 Adeline Records, Box Of Stuff, and Kidd Nasty. Commissioned graphic novel works include Spider-man, X-men, Green Lantern, Superman and Daredevil.

[edit] Partial Bibliography

  • 1993 - 1995 British Aeronautics Journal, British Aeronautics Magazine, Aeros Worldwide
  • 1995 - Early 1998 Image Comics, Crypt 1, Chapel 3, Badrock Fan Magazine, Prophet Chromium Trading Cards
  • 1996 Maximum Press, Black Flag 0, Black Flag 4, Avengelyne Swimsuit 1
  • 1996 Malibu Press Prime *9 issue run cancelled due to Marvel Comics purchase of the West Coast publishing house.
  • 1996 - 1997 Entity Comics, Fem 5 1 - 5, Fem 5 Untold 1, Stargate 1 - 2, Krusada 1
  • 1997 - 1999 London Night Studios, Morbid Angel 1 - 3, Razor (Various Covers, Trading Cards, and Poster Arts)
  • 1998 Verotik Albino Spider of Dajette 0, Satanika 1 - 3, Verotik Halloween Cards, Dalkiel 1
  • 1999 - 2003 Anelektrix Entertainment, Latex Alice 0 - 3, NVN 0, Forever Realms 1, Darkshrine 1 - 4
  • 2004 - Current American Dischord, Latex Alice 1, S-Unit 0, 1 - 122

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