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Robert Kirkman, born on November 30, 1978 in Richmond, Kentucky, is a prominent American comic book writer. He is known for his work on series such as The Walking Dead (2003) and Invincible (2003). Additionally, he has collaborated with Marvel Comics on titles like Ultimate X-Men and Marvel Zombies.
In 2010, Kirkman co-created Outcast, a supernatural horror series that was also adapted for television. His focus on deep narratives and complex characters has solidified his reputation in the comic industry. Besides his work as a writer, he is one of the partners at Skybound Comics, a publishing house that has propelled numerous works in the comic world.
Ryan Ottley is an American comic book artist, best known for his work on the series "Invincible" (2003), a collaboration with writer Robert Kirkman for Image Comics. His dynamic and detailed style has been crucial in the visual portrayal of this superhero series. In addition to "Invincible", Ottley has worked on prominent Marvel Comics titles such as "The Amazing Spider-Man" (2018) and "Hulk" (2021), bringing his distinctive art to these iconic characters.
His contribution to the comic world has established him as one of the most influential artists in the superhero genre in the 21st century.
Bill Crabtree began coloring comics in 2003, on the title Firebreather by Phil Hester and Andy Khun, before being enlisted by Robert Kirkman and Cory Walker to color Invincible, which was nominated for the Harvey Award
He soon became a highly sought-after colorist at Image Comics and, eventually, also took over the title The Savage Dragon by Erik Larsen. Despite his relatively short career, he has already lent his color palette to Grey Area, by John Romita Jr., and to the Marvel Comics miniseries Fantastic Four: Foes, as well as various projects for DC Comics
Possibly the most notable work of his career has been his role as colorist on the regular series nominated for the Eisner in 2012 The Sixth Guns, from the sixth issue, for Oni Press. Since then, the artist has been described as Christmas morning, but with firearms
He currently works in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where, when he is not entertaining the ladies, he spends most of his time coloring.
Francisco Plascencia, más conocido como FCO Plascencia, es un colorista profesional de cómics que trabaja desde México. Estudió diseño gráfico y tuvo la suerte de trabajar en la animación y los cómics desde que dejó los estudios. Entre sus proyectos se incluyen Spawn, Batman, Invincible y Wolverines, entre otros. Le gusta dibujar, pintar al óleo y la tecnología.
Tras colaborar con Philip Victor en un cómic independiente mexicano llamado Jaguar Spirit, publicado en 2007, los primeros trabajos de Francesco en la industria norteamericana se dieron en Image en el verano de 2008. La primera serie donde participó como colorista fue Gemini, miniserie escrita poy Jay Faerber y dibujada por Jon Sommariva. Casi al mismo tiempo comenzó a trabajar en Invincible, la exitosa serie de superhéroes de Robert Kirkman, empezando con el número 51, y en Brit, un spin-off de la cabecera, solidificando su posición en Skybound Entertainment, el estudio de Kirkman que maneja su material en Image Comics. Esa relación se ve aún más fortalecida ese año cuando también se hace cargo de los colores en The Astounding Wolf-Man, esta vez colaborando con su hermano Iván Plasencia.
En el 2009 añade a sus responsabilidades Haunt, una nueva serie de Todd McFarlane Productions en la que empieza su larga relación de trabajo con Greg Capullo, sin por ello dejar el trabajo en Skybound. De hecho, en 2010 suma a su currículum Guarding the Globe, de este último estudio, y comienza a colaborar también en las páginas de Spawn.
A finales de 2011, cuando Greg Capullo es anunciado como el dibujante para el relanzamiento de Batman dentro de los New52 de DC Comics, éste se lleva a Francesco a trabajar con él y finalmente se ve forzado a dejar su trabajo en las series de Skybound. Desde entonces, este talentoso colorista mexicano reparte su tiempo entre Batman y Spawn, posición que seguramente envidiarían muchos artistas.
En 2015 comenzaría a trabajar tambiénm para marvel Comics, como el colorista de la serie Wolverines. Otros trabajos para la Casa de las Ideas incluyen Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. No obstante, el grueso de su trabajo sigue estandfo en DC Comics, donde en 2017 aplica su paleta de colores a Dark Nights: Metal, el proyecto escrito por Scott Snyder y en colaboración una vez más con Greg Capullo. También fue el colorista de Reborn en 2016, una miniseries escrita por Mark Millar publicada en Image Comics.
