| rdfs:comment | - Stephen Mooney is a comics artist from Dublin, Ireland. After he got his start on the Irish series Freakshow, his first American work was a CSI miniseries for IDW Publishing in 2006. Since then he drew a number of Angel-related comics, including issues of Masks, Angel: After the Fall and the ongoing Angel series, the whole of the three-issue miniseries Angel: Not Fade Away, and issues of Spike. He also drew The Mummy, The A-Team, and Teen Wolf for MTV Comics.
- He started out in the Irish small press, drawing "Beating the Rap", written by James A. Mason, for the Atomic Diner anthology Naked Lunch in 2002, and shared the art chores with Stephen Thompson on the first fifteen issues of writer Rob Curley's pop-culture/noir series Freakshow from the same publisher from 2004 to 2006.
|
| abstract | - He started out in the Irish small press, drawing "Beating the Rap", written by James A. Mason, for the Atomic Diner anthology Naked Lunch in 2002, and shared the art chores with Stephen Thompson on the first fifteen issues of writer Rob Curley's pop-culture/noir series Freakshow from the same publisher from 2004 to 2006. He made the move to American comics in 2006, drawing miniseries based on TV's CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Angel, Spike and The A-Team, and cinema's The Mummy, for IDW, as well as an abortive Strangeland: Seven Sins miniseries for Fangoria Comics and a Teen Wolf miniseries for MTV comics, between then and mid-2011. He then started work on Half Past Danger, the first issue of which was published by IDW in May 2013.
- Stephen Mooney is a comics artist from Dublin, Ireland. After he got his start on the Irish series Freakshow, his first American work was a CSI miniseries for IDW Publishing in 2006. Since then he drew a number of Angel-related comics, including issues of Masks, Angel: After the Fall and the ongoing Angel series, the whole of the three-issue miniseries Angel: Not Fade Away, and issues of Spike. He also drew The Mummy, The A-Team, and Teen Wolf for MTV Comics.
|
