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Robbie Parry
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José Luis Garçia-Lopez would be my choice.
Edited by Robbie Parry on 26 March 2013 at 10:11am
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Anthony J Lombardi
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Jim Aparo
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James Elliott
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Brian Bolland
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Bill Catellier
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Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez would have been my answer, but after looking at this thread I'm going with Marshall Rogers.
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Sam Karns
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Most artists have respectfully drawn the Joker on model.
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Mark Tillson
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Marshall Rogers
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Brennan Voboril
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Bruce Timm
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John Byrne
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And additional layer to this question: who was your FIRST Joker artist? That is, who was the artist drawing the character when you were "introduced"?A search suggests that in my case it was most likely Sprang, in BATMAN 127.
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Sam Karns
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It was you Mr. Byrne during your Superman run.
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Charles Valderrama
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My FIRST Joker artist?? It was probably Aparo and/or Rogers.
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Stephen Churay
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And additional layer to this question: who was your FIRST Joker
artist? That is, who was the artist drawing the character when you
were "introduced"?
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That would be Mr. Neal Adams for me. It was the Batman Power
Records comic STACKED CARDS. It's also the first tine I saw one of
Joker's creepy smiling victims.
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Aaron Smith
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And additional layer to this question: who was your FIRST Joker artist?
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That's a tough question. I'm not quite sure. My very first exposure to the character would have been not in comics but either from the Superfriends cartoons or Caesar Romero in reruns of the TV series.
I read a few Batman issues early in my comics reading years, but I don't think any of them featured the Joker. It wasn't until the Batman craze at the time of the 1989 movie that I really started reading Batman regularly. I'm not sure if I read your entire Superman run before that, JB. If so, then you were my first Joker artist. If not, then it was probably either Norm Breyfogle or Jim Aparo.
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