DC Comics legend George Perez, who relaunched ‘Wonder Woman,’ dead at 67

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reported.“George Pérez had an art style that was both dynamic and incredibly expressive,” DC Publisher and Chief Creative Officer Jim Lee said in a statement.“His art was the perfect storytelling canvas for some of the most important events in DC history.

While he will be sorely missed, his work will live on with a countless number of fans, as well as all the talent he’s influenced over the years.”The writer, co-plotter, penciller, and inker worked with author Marv Wolfman on the iconic New Teen Titans series in the 1980s.

Perez was also credited as the “artistic force” behind 1985’s crossover series “Crisis on Infinite Earths,” which celebrated the company’s 50th anniversary and streamlined continuity across its titles, according to D.C.He was a true visionary who took Wonder Woman to new heights… RIP George Pérez.

We will miss you. pic.twitter.com/u3CfzzXZ0iPerez additionally was a contributor in the 1987 relaunch of “Wonder Woman,” which helped bring “the character closer to her roots in Greek mythology.”He also designed Superman villain Lex Luthor’s iconic battle suit in Action Comics for the Man of Steel.In 2003-2004, he illustrated the D.C.