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Very sad news, his Preacher work was great but so was his work on Hellblazer and Punisher. He was 54.
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"Earlier this morning, the sorrowful news hit that Steve Dillon, artist on books like The Punisher, Wolverine Origins, Hellblazer, and Preacher, passed away as a result of unknown reasons.
Dillon had a talent for depicting characters who had an edge and were darker in tone. He didn't shy away from the darker areas, and as a result has crafted numerous memorable scenes that have been lovingly depicted on screen.
One of the first examples that come to mind is Dillon's now iconic scene in Daredevil #3 titled "The Choice", where Daredevil awakes to a precarious situation involving Frank Castle. Castle has chained him up on the roof and taped a revolver to his hand. He gives Daredevil the choice of either choosing to become a killer and shoot him before he can shoot someone else, or choose not to and let the man die."
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Source.
"Earlier this morning, the sorrowful news hit that Steve Dillon, artist on books like The Punisher, Wolverine Origins, Hellblazer, and Preacher, passed away as a result of unknown reasons.
Dillon had a talent for depicting characters who had an edge and were darker in tone. He didn't shy away from the darker areas, and as a result has crafted numerous memorable scenes that have been lovingly depicted on screen.
One of the first examples that come to mind is Dillon's now iconic scene in Daredevil #3 titled "The Choice", where Daredevil awakes to a precarious situation involving Frank Castle. Castle has chained him up on the roof and taped a revolver to his hand. He gives Daredevil the choice of either choosing to become a killer and shoot him before he can shoot someone else, or choose not to and let the man die."
More at the link.
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