Doom Patrol No. 62 - Planet Love
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Doom Patrol No. 62 - Planet Love
by Grant Morrison and Richard Case
Forgotten Gems: "Chiaroscuro" from Marvel Fanfare Vol.1 #40 (1988). Script by Ann Nocenti, art by David Mazzucchelli, colors by David Hornung, lettering by John Workman and edited by Al Milgrom.
Fantastic Four, Vol. 1 # 291 by John Byrne, with Colors by Glynis Wein. John wrote and penciled the issue, with Interior Inks by P. Craig Russell and Letters by John Workman.
[from Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham – Noir Edition #4 (June 10, 2026) by Rafael Grampá (script, pencils & inks) and John Workman (letters)]
Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham #4 - Book Four (June 10, 2026)
Written and artist [pencils & inks] by: Rafael Grampá Colorist(s) by: Matheus Lopes with Rafael Grampá Lettered by: John Workman Edited by: Andrea Shea (editor) and Chris Conroy (executive editor) Published by: DC Black Label (DC Comics)
Archie vs. Predator #3 - Full Metal Varsity Jacket (June 17, 2015)
writer: Alex de Campi | penciller: Fernando Ruiz | inker: Rich Koslowski | colorist: Jason Millet | letterer: John Workman | digital production: Ryan Jorgensen | designer: Jimmy Presler | assistant editor: Ian Tucker | editor: Brendan Wright | publisher: Mike Richardson | publishing company(s): Dark Horse Comics and Archie Comics
Batman: Black & White #2 -July 1996- DC Comics
cover art: Frank Miller
inside front cover: Michael Wm. Kaluta
"Legend"
written & illustrated: Walter Simonson
lettered: John Workman
"Monster Maker"
written: Jan Stanad
illustrated: Richard Corben
lettered: Phil Felix
The first ten members of the Justice League of America by John Workman in the style of the team's original artists, Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs.