| J. G. Jones | |
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 Jones at the 2013 Wizard World New York Experience in Manhattan | |
| Nationality | American |
| Area(s) | Penciller, Inker |
Notable works | 52 (covers) Final Crisis Marvel Boy Wanted |
| Awards | 2006 Cover Artist of the Year ( Wizard ) |
Jeffrey Glen Jones [1] is an American comics artist who is known for his work on titles such as Wanted and Final Crisis .
Jones hails from Walker, Louisiana [2] and attended Louisiana State University and the University at Albany, SUNY where he received his Master of Fine Arts degree. [3]
J. G. Jones made his debut in the comics industry in 1994 by drawing Dark Dominion for Defiant Comics. [4] He is best known for his work as cover artist on various comic book series, including a stint on Brian K. Vaughan's Y: The Last Man [5] and for DC Comics, the six-issue limited series Villains United written by Gail Simone, as well as all 52 covers for the maxi-series 52 .
In 1999, Jones and writer Devin K. Grayson introduced the Yelena Belova character in the Black Widow limited series. [6] The following year, Jones worked with writer Grant Morrison on the Marvel Boy limited series. [7] Jones' other interior art credits include Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia written by Greg Rucka and Mark Millar's Wanted published by Top Cow Productions.
Jones was intended to be the sole artist on the Grant Morrison DC limited series Final Crisis . Due to delays, Jones was assisted by artists Carlos Pacheco, Marco Rudy, and Doug Mahnke for issues #4–6, [8] and replaced for issue #7 by Mahnke. Jones noted that "Any problems completing the series are my own. I love Doug Mahnke’s art, and he would have probably been a better choice to draw this series in the first place." [9]
Since then Jones has been mostly providing covers for DC Comics on titles such as Batman and Robin , Doc Savage , Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. and Mister Terrific . Writer Brian Azzarello and Jones collaborated on the Before Watchmen: Comedian limited series in 2012–2013. [10] [11] Jones and writer Mark Waid produced Strange Fruit for Boom! Studios in July 2015. [12]
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Jeffrey Glen Jones is an American comic book artist, who is best known as J.G. Jones.
One of those creators, J.G. Jones, is about to fulfill a fantasy he's held since he was a young boy growing up in Walker, Louisiana.
With distinctively painted covers by J. G. Jones, Yorick's quest to reach his fiancé, Beth Deville, in Australia proved gripping right up to its touching and thoughtful conclusion.
{{cite book}}: |first2= has generic name (help)CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)Devin Grayson...made the switch to Marvel in order to orchestrate the first Black Widow miniseries alongside artist J. G. Jones. This new three-issue series pitted Yelena Belova...against Natasha Romanov, the defender and originator of the Black Widow name.
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