Stephen Byrne
Stephen Byrne was born in Dublin, Ireland, where he studied animation at the Irish School of Animation. He has worked in Ireland and the United States in the fields of animation, TV advertising, satirical newspaper cartoons, and video games. He now lives in London, where he works on his true passion, comics.
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WONDER TWINS #6The Scrambler has given the world one month to fix everything—or else suffer “The Great Scramble,” a dastardly plot that would swap the consciousnesses of everyone on the planet. As the scramble before the scramble commences, the Wonder Twins must team up with the Justice League to put a stop to the Scrambler’s plan! But an unexpected twist puts Jayna in conflict with the Justice League—will she choose the path of justice even if it means losing her best friend? -
WONDER TWINS #4From the writer of two of the most critically acclaimed DC Comics of all time (THE FLINTSTONES and EXIT STAGE LEFT: THE SNAGGLEPUSS CHRONICLES), it’s a mind-bending new look at DC’s
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Book Breakdown - Mera: Tidebreaker Makes an Empowering SplashHey, hey, DC fans! Welcome to Ink Spots, a fun new section of DCComics.com where we’ll be talking about Young Adult comics, fiction and especially DC Ink! If you’re a DC fan, we...
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GET A FIRST LOOK AT THE SEVEN SEAS’ FIERCEST PRINCESS IN NEW TRAILER FOR 'MERA: TIDEBREAKER'
DC Ink’s First Young Adult Title Penned by NY Times Bestselling Author Danielle Paige and
Illustrated by Stephen Byrne
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WONDER TWINS #5The much-talked-about and always-topical take on the Wonder Twins continues from irreverent and witty writer Mark Russell and artist Stephen Byrne, who captures both the humor and the heart of the siblings, exiled to Earth and interning for the Justice League. A battle royal between minor-league heroes and villains ends in tragedy and a horrifying revelation, teaching the world the true price of not taking people seriously. Always-hopeful Zan and cynical Jayna confront how circumstance (more than intent) often determines who’s labeled a hero or villain. -
Mera: More Than a CrownMera, Princess of Xebel, is a serious role model.
Before we get into why, I do need to be honest with you: I’m a Mera n00b. Sure, I’ve heard of her—she’s Aquaman’s wife, she...
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DANIELLE PAIGE IS GOING ON TOUR TO CELEBRATE THE RELEASE OF 'MERA: TIDEBREAKER'Meet and Greet the Author at Bookstores and Comic Book Shops across the Country
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WONDER TWINS #3Exiled from their homeworld and still trying to adjust to life on Earth as normal teenage high school students and interns for the Justice League, Zan and Jayna find themselves attac