Scott Koblish

Scott Koblish[1] was born on May 28, 1970 in upstate New York, and has hundreds of comics credits at[2] both Marvel Comics[3] and DC Comics.[4]

Scott Koblish
BornMay, 1970
New York, United States
OccupationComic book artist, penciler, colourist, cover artist, inker
Notable work
Deadpool, Captain America, The Many Deaths of Scott Koblish, The Jet Pack Pets, Dr. Strange, The Avengers,

Education

Scott Koblish attended The Kubert School of Cartooning and Graphic Art when he was nine years old. He graduated from The School of Visual Arts in Manhattan with a BFA in Cartooning and Illustration.

Bibliography

Scott Koblish entered a Marvel Comics apprentice program in the early in 1990s. His work appeared in 90's era Marvel Comics titles like GI Joe, The Punisher, Elektra, and Excalibur.

He inked the Marvel Comics Star Trek/X-Men crossover "Second Contact"and was inker on Captain America,[5]. He pencilled and inked the character Deadpool for 6 years[6][7]. He also pencilled the "Jet Pack Pets"[8] for Disney and drew Stan Lee Media's the "7th Portal".[9]

In 2018, Chronicle Books Published The Many Deaths of Scott Koblish[10], cartoon strips by the artist in which he lampoons his own demise.

He drew (pencilled and inked) the art for Deadpool #27 which set the Guinness World Record for most characters to appear on a comic book cover.[11]

Personal life

Scott Koblish has a daughter.[12] He resides in Los Angeles, CA.

References
  1. Ohanesian, L. (August 18, 2014). A Comic Book and Science Fiction Convention That Only Charges $10.
  2. Scott Koblish's published works
  3. Scott Koblish's Marvel Comics
  4. Dccomics.com
  5. Scott Koblish and Captain America series
  6. Scott Koblish's Deadpool Series
  7. Meylikhov, M. (June 30, 2014). Peter David Writes “Deadpool’s Art of War” with Scott Koblish in October
  8. The Pack Pets
  9. Scott Koblish's "The 7th Portal" artwork
  10. Turns out one of Deadpool's comic artists has been drawing his own death for years
  11. Marvel's Deadpool wedding issue makes comic book history
  12. Art Eddy. Nerds, Geeks, Dads Podcast -Scott Koblish. Access on 3/29/18.
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