Книга: Brian Azzarello, Eduardo Risso «100 Bullets: Brother Lono»

Brian Azzarello

Infobox Comics creator


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Brian Azzarello (born in Cleveland, Ohio) is an American comic book writer. He came to prominence with "100 Bullets", published by DC Comics' mature-audience imprint Vertigo. He and Argentine artist Eduardo Risso, with whom Azzarello first worked on "Jonny Double", won the 2001 Eisner Award for "Best Serialized Story" for "100 Bullets" #15–18: "Hang Up on the Hang Low".Citation | last = Irvine | first = Alex | author-link = Alexander C. Irvine | contribution = 100 Bullets | editor-last = Dougall | editor-first = Alastair | title = The Vertigo Encyclopedia | pages = 11-17 | publisher = Dorling Kindersley | place = London | year = 2008 | ISBN = 0-7566-4122-5]

Azzarello has written for "Batman" ("Broken City", art by Risso; "Batman/Deathblow: After the Fire", art by Lee Bermejo, Tim Bradstreet, & Mick Gray) and "Superman" ("For Tomorrow", art by Jim Lee).

His run of Vertigo's "Hellblazer" series was controversial, with some fans complaining he reduced protagonist John Constantine to a background character.Fact|date=February 2007 Though, his work on the title did win him an Eisner Award nomination.

In 2005, Azzarello began a new creator-owned series, the western "Loveless", with artist Marcelo Frusin.

As of 2007, Azzarello is married to fellow comic-book writer and illustrator Jill Thompson.

Bibliography

Full comic books

* "Primer", #1 (1996), Comico; with Vincent Proce
* "Jonny Double" (1998), four-issue miniseries, Vertigo; with Eduardo Risso
* "100 Bullets" (beginning 1999), Vertigo; with Eduardo Risso
* "Hellblazer" #146-174 (2000-2002), Vertigo; with Marcelo Frusin, Richard Corben, Steve Dillon, Guy Davis and Giuseppe Camuncoli
* "" (2001), four-issue miniseries,' Marvel Comics; with Richard Corben
* "El Diablo" (2001), four-issue miniseries, Vertigo; with Danijel Zezelj
* "Cage" (2002), five-issue miniseries, Marvel Comics; with Richard Corben
* "Spider-Man's Tangled Web" #14 (2002), Marvel Comics; with Raven (co-writer) and Giuseppe Camuncoli (penciller)
* "Sgt. Rock: Between Hell and a Hard Place" (2003), DC Comics; with Joe Kubert
* "Batman/Deathblow: After the fire" (2003), three-issue miniseries, DC Comics/Wildstorm; with Lee Bermejo
* "" #620-625 (2003-2004), DC Comics; with Eduardo Risso
* "", #204-215 (2004-2005), DC Comics; with Jim Lee
* "", five-issue miniseries (2005), DC Comics; with Lee Bermejo
* "Loveless" (beginning 2005), Vertigo; with Marcelo Frusin
* "Deathblow" (beginning 2006), Wildstorm; with Carlos D'Anda
* "Joker", original graphic novel (2008), DC Comics; with Lee Bermejo

hort stories

* "Weird War Tales" #1 (1997), "Ares", Vertigo; with James Romberger
* "Gangland", #1 (1998), "Clean House", Vertigo; with Tim Bradstreet
* "Heartthrobs" #2 (1999), "The Other Side of Town", Vertigo; with Tim Bradstreet
* "Strange Adventures" #4 (1999), "Native Tongue", Vertigo; with Essad Ribic
* "" #8 (2000), "Batman Black & White", DC Comics; with Eduardo Risso
* "Vertigo Secret Files: Hellblazer" #1 (2000), one story, Vertigo; with Dave Taylor
* "Flinch" #2, 10 & 13 (2000) "Food Chain", "Last Call", and "The Shaft", Vertigo; with Eduardo Risso, Daniel Zezelj & Javier Pulido
* "Winter's Edge" #3 (2000) "100 Bullets: Silencer Night", Vertigo; with Eduardo Risso
* "Wildstorm Summer Special" (2001), "Zealot: Apple Read"; Wildstorm; with Brian Stelfreeze
* "9-11 - The World's Finest Comic Book Writers & Artists Tell Stories to Remember" #2 (2002), "America's Pastime", DC Comics; with Eduardo Risso
* "JSA All-Stars" #6 (2003), Golden Age Dr. Mid-Nite story, DC Comics; with Eduardo Risso
* "DC Comics Presents: Green Lantern" #1 (2004), "Penny for Your Thoughts, Dollar For Your Destiny", DC Comics] ; with Norm Breyfogle
* "Solo" #1 & 6 (2005) "Low Card in the Hole" and "Poison", DC Comics; with Tim Sale and Jordi Bernet
* "Tales of the Unexpected" #1-8 (2006-2007), back-up stories, DC Comics; with Cliff Chiang

References

Other sources

* [http://www.sequart.com/swampthingPOSTMOORE4.htm The Continuity Pages] : Hellblazer, Brian Azzarello Era (2000-2002)
* [http://www.comicbookdb.com/creator.php?ID=202 Brian Azzarello's work] on ComicBookDB.com
* [http://www.comics.org/search.lasso?query=azzarello&type=writer&sort=alpha&Submit=Search The Grand Comics Database Project] listing for Brian Azzarellosuccession box | title="Hellblazer" writer| before=Darko Macan
after=Mike Carey| years=2000-2002succession box | title="Batman" writer| before=Jeph Loeb
after=Judd Winick| years=2003-2004succession box | title="Superman" writer| before=Joe Kelly
after=Judd Winick| years=2004-2005

Источник: Brian Azzarello

Eduardo Risso

Infobox Comics creator


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notable works = "100 Bullets" "Parque Chas" "Fulù " "Simon" "Boy Vampiro"
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Eduardo Risso (born in 1959) is an Argentine comic book artist. In the United States he is probably best known for his work with writer Brian Azzarello on the Vertigo title "100 Bullets",Citation | last = Irvine | first = Alex | author-link = Alexander C. Irvine | contribution = 100 Bullets | editor-last = Dougall | editor-first = Alastair | title = The Vertigo Encyclopedia | pages = 11-17 | publisher = Dorling Kindersley | place = London | year = 2008 | ISBN = 0-7566-4122-5] while in Argentina and Europe he is noted for his collaborations with Ricardo Barreiro and Carlos Trillo.

Biography

Risso was born in Leones in Córdoba Province, and he started as a cartoonist in 1981, drawing his first collaborations for the morning paper "La Nacion" and the magazines "Erotiocon" and "Satiricon", all of which published by Columba editions.Cite web|last=Lambiek Comiclopedia|title=Eduardo Risso|url=http://lambiek.net/artists/r/risso_eduardo.htm] In 1986, he worked for Eura Editoriale of Rome, Italy, and in 1987 he drew "Parque Chas", scripted by Ricardo Barreiro. The series was first published by Fierro, a milestone in Argentina's comic history, and then by Totem of Spain, the Italian Comic Art and the complete series as a comic book in France, Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Holland, Poland and the United States. In 1988, he drew "Cain", again scripted by Barreiro.

Later that same year, Risso did "Fulù", scripted by Carlos Trillo, published in Italy, France, Germany, Portugal, the Netherlands, and in Argentina in the "Puertitas" magazine. The Trillo-Risso duo have also created "Simon: An American Tale ", published in Italy and France, "Borderline", published in Italy and "Chicanos", published in Italy and France.

Risso has won four Eisner Awards for his work on "100 Bullets": In 2001, for the Best Serialized Story (with Brian Azzarello); twice, in 2002 and 2004, for the Best Continuing Series (with Azzarello); and in 2002 for Best Artist.

Bibliography

1980's (Argentine years)"
* 1987 - "Parque Chas" (written by Ricardo Barreiro, serialized in "Heavy Metal" as "Park Charles", 1997-2001)
* 1988 - "Cain" (written by Ricardo Barreiro, US ed. 2003 Strip Art Features] )
* 1989 - "Fulù" (written by Carlos Trillo)

1990's (European years )"
* 1992 - "Simon, Una Aventura Americana" (written by Carlos Trillo)
* 1994 - "Video Nocturno" (written by Carlos Trillo, US ed. 2001 Dark Horse/SAF "Vidéo Noire")
* 1995 - "Boy Vampiro" (written by Carlos Trillo, US ed. 2003-2004 Strip Art Features "Boy Vampire")
* 1996 - "Borderline" (written by Carlos Trillo, US ed. 2005 announced by Dynamite Entertainment)
* 1996 - "Horror Revisitado" (written by Carlos Trillo, serialized in "Heavy Metal")
* 1997 - "Chicanos" (written by Carlos Trillo, US ed. 2005-2006 IDW 8 issues)

1997 (US debut)"
* 1997/07 - "Aliens Wraith", Dark Horse Comics
* 1997/09 & 11 - "Alien: Resurrection", Dark Horse Comics
* 1997/09 - "Slippery Woman" (in "Heavy Metal")
* 1998 - "Los Misterios de la Luna Roja", (US ed. 2005-2006, Strip Art Features, 4 Vol.)
* 1998/03 - "Indecision" (in "Heavy Metal")
* 1998/05 - "Incompatible" (in "Heavy Metal")
* 1998/09-12 - "Jonny Double" (4 issue miniseries), DC Comics
* 1998/11 - "Costume Party" (in "Heavy Metal")

1999 (100 Bullets begins )"
* 1999 - "100 Bullets" (issues 1-7 - ongoing series), DC Comics
* 1999/03 - "The Death of a Romantic (in Heart Throbs #3of4), DC Comics
* 1999/08 - "Food Chain" (in Flinch #2), DC Comics

2000
* 2000 - "100 Bullets" (issues 8-19 - ongoing series), DC Comics
* 2000/01 - "100 Bullets" Vol.1: "First Shot, Last Call", DC Comics
* 2000/03 - "Transmetropolitan" #31, DC Comics
* 2000/04 - "Transmetropolitan: I Hate it Here", DC Comics
* 2000/05 - "Spring Fever (in "Heavy Metal" Magazine)
* 2000/08 - "Batman: Untitled" - (back-up in Gotham Knights #8), DC Comics

2001
* 2001 - "100 Bullets" (issues 20-31 - ongoing serie), DC Comics
* 2001/02 - "100 Bullets" Vol.2: Split Second Chance, DC Comics
* 2001/03 - "The Swamp Monster Strikes Again" (in "Heavy Metal")
* 2001/04 - "Once Upon a Time in the Future" (in "Weird Western Tales" #3of4), DC Comics
* 2001/07 - "Spiderman's Tangled Web: Severance Package", Marvel Comics
* 2001/11 - "100 Bullets Vol.3: Hang Up on the Hang Low", DC Comics

2002
* 2002 - "100 Bullets" (issues 32-41 - ongoing series), DC Comics
* 2002/01- "911: American Pass Time" (in 9-11 September 11th 2001 vol. 2)
* 2002/01- "Superman pinup" (in "The Adventures of Superman" #600), DC Comics
* 2002/05 - "Alan Moore - Monographie"
* 2002/06 - "100 Bullets" Vol.4: "A Foregone Tomorrow", DC Comics
* 2002/07 - "Green Lantern pinup" (in "Green Lantern Secret Files" #3), DC Comics

2003
* 2003 - "100 Bullets" (issues 42-48 - ongoing series), DC Comics
* 2003 - "Bernet" (pinup in Art Book)
* 2003/03 - "100 Bullets" Vol.5: "The Counterfifth Detective", DC Comics
* 2003/04 - "Vertigo X Preview" (pinup), DC Comics
* 2003/09 - "100 Bullets" Vol.6: "Six Feet Under the Gun", DC Comics
* 2003/10 - "2004/03 - "Batman", #620-625 (2003-2004), collected in "", DC Comics
* 2003/10 - "JSA All-Stars" ("Golden Age Dr. Mid-Nite" story), DC Comics

2004
* 2004 - "100 Bullets" (issues 49-56 - ongoing series), DC Comics
* 2004/03 - "Wonder Woman" (pinup), DC Comics
* 2004/07 - "100 Bullets" Vol.7: "Samurai", DC Comics
* 2004/09 - "Eduardo Risso: Black. White"

2005
* 2005 - "100 Bullets" (57-67), DC Comics
* 2005/02 - "Batman Black & White Statue", DC Comics
* 2005/04 - "Vertigo: First Taste"
* 2005/07 - "100 Bullets" Vol.8: "The Hard Way", DC Comics

2006
* 2006 - "100 Bullets" (issues 68-73 ongoing series), DC Comics
* 2006/02 - "Red Sonja" #5 (Cover)
* 2006/04 - "100 Bullets" Vol.9: "Strychnine Lives", DC Comics

2007
* 2007 - "100 Bullets" (issues ongoing series), DC Comics

2008
* 2008 - "100 Bullets" (issues ongoing series), DC Comics
* 2008 - "Logan" 1-3, Marvel Comics

Notes

References

* [http://bdoubliees.com/circusvecu/auteurs5/risso.htm Risso publications in "Vecu"]

External links

* [http://www.eduardorisso.com/ Eduardo Risso official site]
* [http://lambiek.net/artists/r/risso_eduardo.htm Eduardo Risso biography] on Lambiek Comiclopedia

Источник: Eduardo Risso