John Romita Jr. is the son of seminal comics artist John Romita Sr. At age 13, Romita Jr. made his first contribution to Marvel Comics: sketching a villain that would inspire the creation of The ...

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John Romita Sr., one of the key artists in Marvel Comics’ history who co-created characters such as Wolverine, the Punisher and Mary Jane Watson, died on Tuesday. He was 93. Romita Sr.’s death ...

— John Romita JR (@JrRomita) June 14, 2023 Although Romita Sr.’s major contributions were made at Marvel Comics, he split time between the company and rival DC Comics early in his career.

After Mr. Romita retired, he continued to take on individual projects for both Marvel and DC, including a 2014 cover for Superman after John Romita Jr. had taken over the art for that series.

We recently learned that legendary artist John Romita Jr. is returning to Marvel Comics, and it's now been revealed that he'll be part of the giant-size 60th-anniversary issue of Fantastic Four ...

One of the most prolific and legendary artists to ever work for Marvel Comics has left us. John Romita Sr. has sadly passed away at the age of 93, on June 13. The news arrived via Twitter, in a ...

John Romita Jr. will make his triumphant return to the Marvel Universe this year in a giant-sized issue honoring the Fantastic Four's 60th anniversary.

Update: Marvel Comics has released a new wraparound cover and interior artwork by John Romita Jr. to September 1's Fantastic Four #35, the 60th-anniversary celebratory issue of the Marvel Universe ...

It was during this period that Amazing Spider-Man became Marvel Comics' biggest title and Romita Sr. was there to introduce some of the wall-crawler's most iconic supporting characters and villains.