On This Day: Peter Gross and Cully Hamner

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Fri Mar 7, 2008 — by Aaron Rosenberg

On This Day: Peter Gross and Cully Hamner

The long-awaited Lucifer-Wolverine connection unearthed!

Peter Gross has been working in comics since the 1990s, when he self-published the black-and-white series Empire Lanes. He’s best known for his work on DC’s Books of Magic and Lucifer but he also did artwork for Marvel’s Dr. Strange, Sorcerer Supreme and Hellstorm: Prince of Lies lines and for Dark Horse titles Chosen and The Mask: The Hunt for Green October. Gross also taught at the Minneapolis College of Art & Design, where he helped set up a comic art program.

Cully Hamner has done art on such series as The Authority, Green Lantern, Uncanny X-Men, and Spider-Man. These days he’s best known for his work on the relaunched Blue Beetle series for DC, initially written by Keith Giffen.

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Andrew Collins (1:56 PM on Fri Mar 7, 2008)

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