Adam Warren bibliography

Adam Warren is an American comic book writer and artist who is famous for being one of the first American commercial illustrators to draw using the manga style.

Bibliography

Major works

Title Role Publisher Year
The Dirty Pair: Biohazards Artist and Writer Eclipse Comics 1988
The Dirty Pair II: Dangerous Acquaintances Artist and Writer Eclipse Comics 1989
The Dirty Pair III: A Plague of Angels Artist and Writer Eclipse Comics 1990
The Terminator: Hunters and Killers Writer Dark Horse Comics 1992
The Dirty Pair: Sim Hell Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 1993
Bubblegum Crisis: Grand Mal Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 1994
The Dirty Pair: Fatal But Not Serious Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 1995
Gen¹³: Bootleg (#8-#10, Grunge: The Movie story) Artist and Writer WildStorm 1996
Titans: Scissors, Paper, Stone Artist and Writer DC Comics 1997
C.H.I.X. (one-shot) (Sistah Ninja story) Artist and Writer Image Comics 1998
Gen¹³: Magical Drama Queen Roxy Artist and Writer WildStorm 1998
The Dirty Pair: Start the Violence Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 1999
Gen¹³ (vol. 2 #60-#77) Artist and Writer WildStorm 1999
The Dirty Pair: Run from the Future Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2000
Marvel Mangaverse: Fantastic Four Writer Marvel Comics 2002
Livewires Writer and Storyboards Marvel Comics 2005
Popbot Reader, for Popbot Writer[1] IDW Publishing 2005
Iron Man: Hypervelocity Writer and Storyboards Marvel Comics 2007
Empowered Vol. 1 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2007
Empowered Vol. 2 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2007
Empowered Vol. 3 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2008
Empowered Vol. 4 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2008
Empowered Vol. 5 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2009
Hulk: Broken Worlds #2 Writer Marvel Comics 2009
Empowered Vol. 6 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2010
Galacta: Daughter of Galactus (one-shot) Writer Marvel Comics 2010
Empowered Vol. 7 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2012
Empowered Vol. 8 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2013
Empowered Vol. 9 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2015

Minor works

Title Role Publisher Year
San Diego Comic-Con Comics, #3 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 1994
Adam Warren Sketchbook (dōjinshi) Artist The Bio-Hazard Project 1996
Barb Wire Cover Artist Dark Horse Comics 1996
Kabuki: Images Pin-up Artist Image Comics 1998
Star Wars: A New Hope Manga Cover Artist Dark Horse Comics 1998
Battle Chasers, #6 Cover Artist WildStorm 1998
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Manga Cover Artist Dark Horse Comics 1999
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Manga Cover Artist Dark Horse Comics 1999
Mangaphile, #1 Cover Artist Radio Comix 1999
Cannon God Exaxxion Translator Dark Horse Comics 2001–2006
A Big 'Merci Beaucoup' (one-shot) Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2001
The Art of Comic-Book Inking Vol. 2 Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2002
How to Draw Manga Supersized Vol. 1 Contributor Antarctic Press 2003
X-Men Unlimited Vol. 1, No. 47 (Bloody 'Ell Story) Artist and Writer Marvel Comics 2003
Finder Vol. 6: Mystery Date Pin-up Artist Lightspeed Press 2004
Seraphic Feather vol. #1-#6 Translator Dark Horse Comics 2001–2006
PSM End Page Comic PlayStation Magazine ????-2007
Marvel Assistant-Sized Spectacular (Galacta story) Writer Marvel Comics 2009
Empowered Special: The Wench With a Million Sighs Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2009
Iron Man: Titanium #1 Writer Marvel Comics 2010
The Guild: Tink (one-shot)[2] Artist Dark Horse Comics 2011
Empowered Special #2: Ten Questions for the Maidman Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2011
Empowered Special #3: Hell Bent or Heaven Sent Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2012
Empowered Special #4: Animal Style Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2013
Empowered Special #5: Nine Beers with Ninjette Artist and Writer Dark Horse Comics 2013

References

  1. Adam Warren. "Illo for Ashley Wood's POPBOT". DeviantArt. In fact, I wrote a story that Ashley painted in the very same POPBOT SPECIAL issue. Shocking, but true!
  2. The Guild: Tink Dark Horse product page. Retrieved 14 January 2011
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