Joëlle Jones - sylwetka autora

Joëlle Jones is a talented comic book artist known for her distinctive style. Her collaborative work with writer Jamie S. Rich resulted in the original graphic novel "12 Reasons Why I Love Her," published by Oni Press. The duo continued their partnership, releasing the hardboiled crime graphic novel "You Have Killed Me" in July 2009, also with Oni Press. Joëlle's contributions to the comic book world are extensive. She has worked on projects such as "Sexy Chix," "Shojo Beat," "Fables," "Popgun," "Portland Noir," and "Madman Atomic Comics #16." Additionally, she illustrated the "Dr. Horrible" comic penned by Zack Whedon, and collaborated with Matt Wagner on two issues of "Madame Xanadu."

Her talents extend to the Minx/DC graphic novel "Token," and she brought to life the pages of Dark Horse's "Troublemaker" series with author Janet Evanovich, as well as its offshoot from P.C. Cast's "House of Night." Joëlle also adapted O.T. Nelson's "The Girl Who Owned a City" for Graphic Universe. Moreover, she co-created "Spell Checkers" alongside Jamie S. Rich and Nicolas Hitori de, published by Oni Press. Her foray into the Marvel universe includes illustrating the Iron Man story in "Ultimate Spider-Man #150," authored by Brian Michael Bendis.