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THE ARTISTS: JOE KUBERT

Joe Kubert, writer, designer, illustrator and producer of Joe Kubert's World of Cartooning - The Correspondence Course - has had an illustrious career over the past 60 years as a comic book artist, publisher and educator. He has influenced the career of many of the cartoonists of today and of yesteryear.

Publishers Weekly (Oct., 1997).... "Kubert's signature graphic style; brisk, precisely rendered, emotionally charged linework in dramatically composed panels marks him as one of mainstream comics' most talented and celebrated interpreters of the horrors of war.

Joe, at age 11, began working as an apprentice for Harry "A" Chesler, a comic book production house and has worked in the field ever since. His 60 year history includes publishing, writing, editing and illustrating:

In 1976, Joe and his wife, Muriel, founded the world's only nationally accredited school specializing in cartoon-graphics, The Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, Inc.


His body of work includes:

Some of Joe's awards are:

Sgt. Rock 1970 - Comic Arts Convention
Superman 1972 - Creation Con - Burroughs
Tarzan 1974 - National Cartoonist Society - Best Comic Book Cartoonist
Enemy Ace 1977 - Inkpot Awards - San Diego Con
Batman 1980 - National Cartoonist Society - Best Comic Book Cartoonist
Flash 1997 - BFCS Award (Big Five Collectors Society) - Hall of Fame
Hawkman 1997 - Comic Con International, Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award
Tor 1997 - Lucca, Italy - Comic Con - For Teaching
1st 3-D comic book (1953) - Mighty Mouse 1997 - United Kingdom Art Award - Special Achievement
Robin Moore's Tales of the Green Beret, for the Chicago-New York News Syndicate 1997 - Will Eisner Award - Best Graphic Novel
Graphic Novels: Tor, Abraham Stone 1997 - Harvey Award
Graphic Books: Fax From Sarajevo 1997 - Jack Kirby Award
Additional story credits are too numerous to mention here 1998 - Will Eisner Hall of Fame Award (Comics Industry Award)
    Ignatz Award - Orlando Con

Over the years, he has been the Guest of Honor to various
Comic Conventions, including:

Joe is a member of:

San Diego Comic Con International Museum of Cartoon Art - Advisory Board
Chicago New York Press Club
San Francisco / Oakland Society of Illustrators
Detroit Advisory Board - Valley National Bank
Atlanta National Cartoonist Society - Past Vice-President
Dallas    
New York City    
Lucca, Italy    
Angoleme, France    
Barcelona, Spain    
Gijon, Spain    
London, England    
Erlangen, Germany    
Cordoba, Argentina    
Sao Paulo, Brazil    
Rio de Janiero, Brazil    
Toronto, Canada    

An example of Joe's work.

This section is dedicated to those artists and writers who have contributed at different times throughout the history of Hawkman. Check them out.

The Artists

Murphy Anderson
Sheldon Moldoff
Graham Nolan
Jan Duursema
Steven Lieber
Joe Kubert
Michael Lark

The Writers

Gardner Fox
Tony Isabella
Timothy Truman
John Ostrander
William Messner-Loebs
Ben Raab

Brave and the Bold #34
Brave and the Bold #34, Kubert's first Hawkman issue.

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