Comic Artist announcement: Pere Pérez! His first published work for DC Comics was in 2009 with the title Adventure Comics Feat, The Guardian. For Marvel, he worked on the one-shot New Avengers (AAFES): An Army of One, Marvel Adv. Fantastic Four #46, and many more. At Valiant, Pere worked on Comics as Archer & Armstrong and the Faith ongoing, which were nominated for a Harvey and an Eisner Award! Read more about his story.
Pere studied at the Joso School for Comic-Book Artists, where he’s currently a teacher. His first work in American comic-books was Twilight Crusade: Templar for Moonstone Books. After that, he’d work on Dragonlance Chronicles for Devil’s Due and Savage Tales for Dynamite. After working on Army of Darkness for the same company, he’d do his first work for DC Comics, Adventure Comics Feat. The Guardian. Moving to Marvel, he worked on the one-shot New Avengers (AAFES): An Army of One, and Marvel Adv. Fantastic Four #46.
He returned to DC and the Superman family of titles, with books like Superman #690, Action Comics Annual #12, Superman Secret Files 2009, and an acclaimed run on the Action Comics ongoing.
After penciling Batgirl #10, 12 and 13, and the Batgirl issue of Bruce Wayne: The Road Home, Pere collaborated on Batman: Return of Bruce Wayne #5 & #6. He was the ongoing artist on Batgirl until the book was substituted by its New-52 version. After drawing the first arc of Smallville: Season 11: Guardian. official continuation of the hit TV show, Pere worked on Batwoman and the Detective Comics Annual. Pere then moved to Valiant, where he worked on books like Archer & Armstrong, or the Faith ongoing, books that got him nominated for a Harvey and an Eisner Award, respectively.
After a lengthy and successful stay at Valiant, Pere returned to Marvel, where he has drawn Deadpool Vs Punisher, the Rogue & Gambit miniseries, X-Men Gold the Best-Selling relaunch of Uncanny X-Men, War of the Realms: X-Men, part of the Marvel crossover, and the Ghost Spider (Spider Gwen) Annual. Still a Marvel Exclusive and after a critically acclaimed stint on Spider-Woman, Pere is now drawing IronCat with scripts by Jed MacKay.
