DC Comics: The Art of Darwyn Cooke, Paperback

A beloved member of the comics community since his breakout hit, Batman: Ego, more than 15 years ago, artist and writer Darwyn Cooke lent his signature retro style to all corners of the DC Universe, from Catwoman to Jonah Hex to Watchmen. DC Comics: The Art of Darwyn Cooke brings together more than 400 pages of comics and cover art from throughout the career of one of the greatest artists of his or any other generation.

Drawing off the charms of decades past but always remaining fresh and contemporary, Cooke's stylized and sophisticated artwork has won numerous accolades and the adoration of his fans the world over.

Collects Batman Beyond #4, #23, # 24, Batman: Ego #1, Superman Adventures #41; Batman: Gotham Knights #12, #23, Catwoman #1-4, Batman: Gotham Adventures #45, #50, Justice League Adventures #7, The Flash #7, Batman Beyond #1, Justice Society #50, #54, Before Watchmen: Minutemen #1-6, Before Watchmen: Dollar Bill #1, Batwing #24, #26; #27, Justice League #33, #37, All-Star Western #28-29, #34; Harley Quinn #0, #13, Harley Quinn Holiday Special #1, Supergirl #37, #38, Action Comics #37, Aquaman #37, Batgirl #37, Batman #37, Batman And Robin #37, Batman/Superman #17, Detective Comics #37, The Flash #37, Grayson #5, Green Lantern #37, Justice League Dark #37, Superman #37, Superman/Wonder Woman #14, Teen Titans #5, Wonder Woman #37, Action Comics #41, Green Lantern #47, Bizarro #4, DKIII #1 and so much more

About the Author:

Darwyn Cooke was an Eisner Award-winning cartoonist and animator. After spending several years as a magazine art director and graphic designer, Cooke switched careers and began working in animation, where he contributed to such shows as Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, and Men in Black: The Series. DC Comics then approached Cooke to write and illustrate Batman: Ego, which Cooke had pitched unsuccessfully several years earlier. The critical success of the title led to the relaunch of the Catwoman series with writer Ed Brubaker. Cooke then spent several years writing and drawing the ambitious epic The New Frontier. He was also the writer/artist of Before Watchmen: Minutemen and co-writer of Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre.