Steve Rude

Comic book author and illustrator

Steve Rude - Artists & Creatives born December 31st, 1956
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An American author and illustrator, this individual gained prominence in the comic book industry during the 1980s. He co-created the comic book series 'Nexus,' which received critical acclaim and featured intricate storytelling combined with distinctive artwork. Rude's artistic style contributed significantly to the aesthetic of independent comics. Throughout a prolific career, this person also worked on various projects for major comic publishers, including Marvel and DC Comics, showcasing versatility in both writing and illustration.

Co-created and illustrated 'Nexus'

Worked on projects for Marvel and DC Comics

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