Jae Lee

Comic book artist Jae Lee's covers for Dynamite and interiors in DC's Batman/Superman may be turning heads these days, but Lee first found fame from his work on the Marvel Comics series, Namor the Sub-Mariner, in 1992. There he took over art duties from the multi-talented John Byrne (who continued as the writer). Lee spent the next year pencilling Namor with Byrne and Bob Harrass before moving onto creator-owned titles from Image and Wildstorm.

Later in 1998, Lee returned to the Marvel fold working with writer Paul Jenkins. The two struck creative gold with Marvel's Inhumans series, winning them the 1999 Eisner Award for Best New Series.  Following that, Jae Lee found himself on the creative team behind the Dark Tower titles, based on the Stephen King novels.

In 2012, Lee had a pivotal role in the launch of the Before Watchmen series, illustrating the Ozymandias series for Len Wein. Today, his dream-like art style can often be seen on covers from various publishers and inside his Batman/Superman series with Greg Pak.