Stéphane Roux (comics)

Stéphane Roux is a French comic book artist who is known mostly in America for his cover work for Marvel, DC and Semic comics.

Stéphane Roux
Roux at the 2012 New York Comic Con.
NationalityFrench
Area(s)Penciller, Inker

Career

Stéphane Roux' has worked on such titles as Witchblade: Blood Oath, scripted by Jean-Marc Lofficier, as well as Sibilla (scripted by Jean-Marc Lainé) and Strangers in the Semic pocket and comics publications.

His longest cover assignment was on Birds of Prey (issues #104 to 127), with notable covers on various titles including Countdown to Final Crisis, Savage She-Hulk, X-Men: Worlds Apart, and The Amazing Spider-Man Extra #2. He has been working on the DC comics series Zatanna, written by Paul Dini, and Star Wars: Agent of the Empire, written by John Ostrander.[1] He is doing covers, fill-ins and short stories for all the majors comic-book companies. He did the poster for New York Comic Con 2013. He recently worked on a Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight story (issue # 41) written by Ray Fawkes. He also drew a Batman: Black and White story, written by Paul Dini called "Role Models", in the Batman Black and White issue # 3, Jan 2014.

For French TV, he is one of the directors and the artistic director for the France 3 TV animated show Foot 2 rue, and does storyboards, character designs and Artistic Direction for animated productions.

Bibliography

Covers
Gamma Corps #1
Cover art by Stephane Roux

Penciller

References
  1. Auteurs ROUX Stéphane: Éditions Delcourt
  2. Stephane Roux/R/ Comic Art Community GALLERY OF COMIC ART
  3. Search for Comics and Graphic Novels
  4. Heroes - Comic Art Gallery Room of Stephane Roux
  5. Heroes - Comic Art Gallery Room of Stephane Roux
  6. Heroes - Comic Art Gallery Room of Stephane Roux
  7. Star Wars: Agent of the Empire on Dark Horse Comics
  8. Star Wars: Jedi - The Dark Side on Dark Horse Comics
  9. Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Strange Allies on Dark Horse Comics
  10. Strangers
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