Stephanie Vozzo

Comic book colorist and music agent

Stephanie Vozzo - Comic book colorist and music agent
Born

November 6th, 1966
58 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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This individual has contributed significantly to the comic book industry as a professional colorist, working on renowned projects. In addition to the work in comics, involvement in the music industry as an agent has marked a diverse career path. The dual roles in these creative fields demonstrate a commitment to artistic expression and talent development.

Colored various comic book series including 'The Last Ronin'

Served as a music agent for emerging artists

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