Sun May 11, 2008 10:29AM1 comment ›
Sun May 11, 2008 — by Aaron Rosenberg
Happy Birthday: Sandy Carruthers
Of Canada and covert ops
Born on May 11, 1962 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, Sandy Carruthers remembers watching the Batman television series when he was only a toddler. He began drawing soon after that, and hasn’t stopped since.
Carruthers attended Holland College from 1979 to 1981, training in its Commercial Design (now Graphic Design) program, then studied illustration at Sheridan College in Ontario. His first job in comics was at Malibu Graphics and included Captain Canuck and what is still his best-known work, the comic book series The Men in Black (later made into the films Men in Black and Men in Black 2).
In 2004, Carruthers began the web comic Canadiana, which took a break but resumed in 2007. He has also done several graphic novels for Graphic Universe, illustrated several books, done a cartoon strip for the Guardian newspaper, and teaches at his old alma mater, Holland College.
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Comments (1)
Larry Shell (4:41 PM on Sun May 11, 2008)
I don't want to start any sort of bru-ha-ha but I've always been very curious if the writer and artist(s) who actually created the Men In Black comic book actually profited from the films. I certainly hope they did but knowing a certain person like I do, I wouldn't be surprised if they did not.
Anyone know?