Jim Aparo

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Jim Aparo was an American comic book artist best known for his influential work on Batman titles and other DC Comics series from the 1970s through the 1990s.

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instanceOf American comics artist
comic book artist
human
activePeriod 1970s
1980s
1990s
artStyle dynamic action sequences
expressive character acting
realistic superhero style
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer DC Comics NERFINISHED
familyName Aparo NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork comic books
illustration
genre superhero comics
givenName Jim NERFINISHED
influenced later Batman artists
languageOfWork English
name Jim Aparo NERFINISHED
nationality American
notableCollaboration collaborations with writer Alan Grant
collaborations with writer Bob Haney
collaborations with writer Mike W. Barr
notableFor definitive visual interpretation of Batman for many readers
work on Batman titles in the 1970s
work on Batman titles in the 1980s
work on Batman titles in the 1990s
notableWork Aquaman NERFINISHED
Batman NERFINISHED
Batman and the Outsiders NERFINISHED
Detective Comics NERFINISHED
The Brave and the Bold NERFINISHED
The Spectre NERFINISHED
occupation comic book artist
inker
penciller
publisherWorkedFor DC Comics NERFINISHED
workedIn American comic book industry
workedOn Aquaman stories for DC Comics
Batman and the Outsiders ongoing series NERFINISHED
The Brave and the Bold team-up stories featuring Batman NERFINISHED
The Spectre stories for DC Comics

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Detective Comics notableArtist Jim Aparo
Outsiders creator Jim Aparo