Who do you currently think is DC Comics' best artist?

[Denirac]

Fabok, Frank and Capullo

[Jekyll]

Hitch has been doing fantastic work through two issues of Hawkman.

[Pohzee]

Lee Weeks.

[Nick Miller]

I’m sad to see no mention of Gleason so far. He’s my favorite.

Capullo
EVS
Jim Lee

Are also up there. Instant buys whatever they are on.

[Robotman]

Fabok and Mahnke

[SmokeMonster]

Jorge Jimenez (Super Sons, Justice League)

Rafa Sandoval (Hal Jordan and the GLC)

Sean Murphy (Batman: White Knight)

Kinda surprised nobody’s mentioned them yet tbh, especially Jiminez. DC did good by putting him on their flagship book.

[TheSupernaut]

My current favorites in no order are Fabok, Sejic(Though I hear he could be leaving soon) Manupal, Meyers, Soy, Porter and what can I say? Brett Booth is a guilty pleasure.

Also forgot to mention Otto Schmidt and Juan Ferryra.

[SixSpeedSamurai]

Not sure if Jim Lee counts since he's not a regular artist at this point.

Jason Fabok
Tony S Daniels
Howard Porter

[RepHope]

DC has a lot of great artists currently. My favorites right now are Gleason, Reis, Fabok, Federici (his Aquaman is phenomenal), Weeks, and Manupal.

[kilderkin]

I think it may even go beyond tracing too. Just look at this. The original names are still on the lower third and the name of the Fox News show is still on two of the monitors. Makes me think he ran through some sort of filter before redrawing the anchors in front of where they were.

I am staggered that that was allowed by editorial

[FBarnhill]

You’d be surprised at what they will allow.

[ChaosIncarnate]

Jorge Jiminez
Jason Fabook
Clay Mann
Lee Weeks
Mikel Janin
Ivan Reis
Ricardo Federici
Stepan Sejiic
Alvaro Martinez
Joelle Jones
Gary Frank
Francis Manapul

Love all of these guys. I always look forward to reading these books if they’re drawn by these talented artists.

[Restingvoice]

This is hard. A lot of them draws with correct anatomy, perspective, creative composition, and panel design. The ones who don't draw realism have great style and expression.

I guess I'll eliminate the realistic art style by the ones who do the same faces syndrome. That means no Fabok, Jim Lee and Emanuella Luppacchino. I'll also eliminate the stiff ones, like Janin.

That still leaves a lot of people, so I'll narrow it down further by personal taste
Umm... definitely not JRJR, Brett Booth and Chris Burnham... they're good in their own way but an acquired taste for me
Ivan Reis and Eddy Barrows I'll eliminate for making creepy grins.
I'll eliminate Doug Mahnke and Gary Frank because their inking style sometimes define character's wrinkles or lips too much, making them either look creepy or too old than what I think they're supposed to be
I'll eliminate Jae Lee for being too stylized and Lee Weeks for the sketchy style.
I don't like cartoon style that much so Jorge Jimenez, Capullo or Victor Bogdanovic are also out.
I find Manapul's overall result too soft.
Karl Kerschl is really good but fits better for younger books so not universal enough.
Joelle Jones is really good but she draws male heroes older and thinner than they should be.

So it comes down to Clay Mann and Nicola Scott.
Clay Mann sometimes can be as stiff as Janin or Fabok. Nicola Scott is more fluid.

Wait do we count people not working at DC at the moment like J.H. Williams III and Alex Ross? If so I'll eliminate Alex Ross because he makes the heroes look old or looking like they're set in a 60s tv series.

So I guess I'll pick J. H. Williams III for good realism, coloring, and creative paneling. He also can change visual style depending on mood or character, like using ligne claire on Kate Kane, noir for D.E.O. and watercolor for Batwoman

Wait, the title says currently...

So, Nicola Scott.

[Colossus1980]

Fabok and Janin.

That's my one-two punch as well. Too bad Jesus Saiz left. He would round out my hattrick.

[Batman Begins 2005]

Fabok, Frank, Capullo and Gleason.