Comic Book Artists With The Most Detail In Their Art

[bloodofthegods]

Travis Charest

[Spike-X]

Katsuhiro Otomo:

[Professor Moriarty]

Kelley Jones:

[Spike-X]

Frank Quitely manages to put a lot of detail into his art without ever making it seem cluttered or hard to follow.

[Spike-X]

You can't mention George Perez without bringing up Phil Jiminez.

[Spike-X]

Of course, more lines don't always make for better art. Jaime Hernandez or Darwyn Cooke on their worst days are infinitely better than, say, Rob Liefeld at his best.

[aja_christopher]

Travis Charest



Jerome Opena



Arthur Adams

[Kirby101]

Barry Smith

[Kirby101]

And Steranko

[icctrombone]

[The Whovian]

Barry Smith

His early work was very detailed, but his later work not so much.

[ed2962]

I remember reading an interview with George Perez where he was talking about how Barry Smith influenced his art. He said that Barry said something to the effect of, "If you draw a broken vase, always draw more debris than could have realistically come from that vase."

[Kirby101]

His early work was very detailed, but his later work not so much.

Some wasn't, some was.

[CliffHanger2]

Frank Cho

[CliffHanger2]

Geoff Darrow