Mike Mignola

Born 1962 Berkeley, California 940 series 3,463 issues

19 awards

Mike Mignola is a renowned comic book artist and writer, best known for his distinctive style and contributions to the comic book industry. He has worked on various iconic titles, particularly within the DC Universe, showcasing his talent in both art and storytelling. Mignola's work often features a blend of horror and fantasy elements, making his stories unique and engaging.

Name

Mike Mignola

Issues

3,463

Series

940

Titles

Awards

Eisner Awards - Hall of Fame - Voters' Choice (2024), Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award (2021), Harvey Award - Harvey Kurtzman Hall of Fame Award (2019), Harvey Award - Best Cover Artist (2011), Eisner Awards - Best Cover Artist (2011), Shel Dorf Awards - Cover Artist of the Year (2011), Harvey Award - Best Cover Artist (2010), Inkwell Awards - The All-in-One Award (2009), Harvey Award - Best Cover Artist (2008), Eagle Awards - Roll of Honour (2008), Inkpot Award (2004), Harvey Award - Best Artist (2000), Eisner Awards - Best Writer/Artist (1998), UK Comic Art Award - Best Writer/Artist (1997), Eisner Awards - Best Writer/Artist-Drama (1997), Harvey Award - Best Artist (1996), Eisner Awards - Best Writer/Artist (1995), Harvey Award - Best Artist (1995), Thompsons - Best Achievement by an Inker (1995)

Gender

Male

Birth Date

September 16, 1962

Birth Place

Berkeley, California

Country

United States

Marvel Comics

2 issues

Issues

Issue #1

Batman: Gotham by Gaslight Absolute Edition (2026)

Oct 06, 2026

Ghost of a Ghost #1

May 20, 2026

Lists

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The Most Influential Comic Book Writers Ever

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Writers who shaped the comic book medium and whose work continues to influence storytelling today. These creators pushed boundaries, redefined genres, and left an indelible mark on how we tell stories in comics.

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The Most Influential Comic Book Artists Ever

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The artists who defined how comics look. Each invented a visual language, through anatomy, perspective, page layout, or light, that generations copied.

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