J.K. Woodward is a comic book artist who has worked on a number of Star Trek comics for IDW Publishing.
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| - J.K. Woodward is a comic book artist who has worked on a number of Star Trek comics for IDW Publishing.
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- Some work doing artwork for Michael Colbert's Crazy Mary stories with Digital Webbing caught the eye of IDW Publishing, and they brought him on board to do art for their 2005 miniseries CSI: NY – Bloody Murder. Later that year, he connected with Peter David and became the primary artist on the second Fallen Angel series, providing all of the cover art and interior art for every issue in the series. He has also worked with Marvel Comics on their X-Men Mythos: Beast comic.
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| - Born in an undisclosed location somewhere in the Northeast United States, J.K. wasted little time in becoming the kid your mother warned you about. This was due to a strong rebellious streak combined with an intense work ethic which meant that he gave 110% to being his own person AND a pain in the ass! This personality mix made a rote life as a drone in a cubicle an impossible career choice and left him with one of two choices:
Become a rock star.
Become an artist.
Since the only talent he had for music was a decent taste in it, he decieded to become an artist that dressed like a rock star and moved to Los Angeles. These were dark yet fruitful years where he experimented with style and developed techniques that he uses to this day. Eventually the City of Angels lost its appeal and , seeking a change in life, climate and creative energy he followed the examples set by one of his heroes and moved to Germany. Despite the presence of strong German beer, J.K. veered into self-publishing with a comic comprised of his expressionistic paitings titled Flesh Angels and followed with a comedy comic series titled These Things Happen - comprised of random funny stories, a talk show host who doesn't talk off the clock, and emus.
For some reason after that he moved to Desert Hot Springs, California, which has the dubious honor of most abandoned washing machines in the western hemisphere. He collaborated with A. David Lewis on the indie comic Mortal Coils and Michael Colbert on the Digital Webbing Presents series Crazy Mary where he still does covers and promises to do another full story. IDW noticed his work on Crazy Mary and offered him a gig doing a CSI:NY limited series and he followed in short order with a standout story in BOOM! Studios' Zombie Tales series. When Peter David was re-launching his owner created series Fallen Angel at IDW, James was a natural choice for Peter's dark world of macic, violence and redemption.
His painted work eventually caught the attention of Marvel editor, Mike Marts who chose him to illustrate X-men Origins:The Beast which was released September 2008.
He currently resides in Long Beach and still illustrates Peter David's Fallen Angel monthly for IDW asa well as various covers for IDW and BOOM! Studios.
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| - Some work doing artwork for Michael Colbert's Crazy Mary stories with Digital Webbing caught the eye of IDW Publishing, and they brought him on board to do art for their 2005 miniseries CSI: NY – Bloody Murder. Later that year, he connected with Peter David and became the primary artist on the second Fallen Angel series, providing all of the cover art and interior art for every issue in the series. He has also worked with Marvel Comics on their X-Men Mythos: Beast comic. Woodward contributed to IDW's Star Trek line, providing a color assist on "Year Four, Issue 6" and an alternate cover for Peter David's "Turnaround, Part II". He then worked on the Klingons issue of the second series of Alien Spotlight written by Keith R.A. DeCandido. In 2012, Woodward painted the first three issues of IDW's crossover comic Star Trek: The Next Generation - Doctor Who: Assimilation², and on subsequent issues he was credited as coloring Gordon Purcell's pencilling. In 2014, he was the artist for Star Trek: Harlan Ellison's The City on the Edge of Forever, and in 2015, he was a cover artist for "Star Trek - Green Lantern: The Spectrum War Issue 4".
- J.K. Woodward is a comic book artist who has worked on a number of Star Trek comics for IDW Publishing.
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of | - Harlan Ellison's The City on the Edge of Forever, Issue 1
- Star Trek: The Next Generation - Mirror Broken (omnibus)
- Harlan Ellison's The City on the Edge of Forever, Issue 2
- Assimilation², Issue 7
- Captain's Log: Jellico
- Alien Spotlight: Klingons
- Star Trek: City on the Edge of Forever
- Star Trek: The Stardate Collection, Volume 2
- Star Trek: The Next Generation - Mirror Broken, Issue 1
- Star Trek: The Next Generation - Mirror Broken, FCBD 2017 Edition
- Harlan Ellison's The City on the Edge of Forever, Issue 5
- Assimilation², Issue 2
- Assimilation², Issue 1
- Star Trek: The Next Generation - Mirror Broken, Issue 5
- Assimilation², Issue 3
- Assimilation², Issue 6
- Harlan Ellison's The City on the Edge of Forever, Issue 3
- Assimilation², Issue 8
- Star Trek: The Next Generation - Mirror Broken, Issue 3
- Star Trek: The Next Generation - Mirror Broken, Issue 4
- Star Trek: The Next Generation - Mirror Broken, Issue 2
- Harlan Ellison's The City on the Edge of Forever, Issue 4
- Four Thousand Throats...
- Captain's Log: Pike
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