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JLA Secret Files and Origins #1 -September 1997- DC Comics
All Who's Who pages written by Mark Millar & colored by Tom McCraw
"Superman" pencils: Paul Ryan, inks: Jose Marzan Jr.
"Batman" pencils & inks: Kelley Jones
"Flash" pencils: Paul Ryan, inks: Jose Marzan Jr.
"Martian Manhunter" pencils & inks: Don Hillsman
"Green Lantern" pencils: Darryl Banks, inks Terry Austin
"Wonder Woman" pencils & inks: John Byrne
"Zauriel" pencils & inks: Ray Kryssing
"Aquaman" pencils: James Calafiore, inks: Mark McKenna
"Aztek" pencils: Norwood Steven Harris, inks: Drew Geraci
"Green Arrow" pencils: Dougie Braithwaite, inks: Robin Riggs
"The Key" pencils & inks: Doug Mahnke
"Injustice Gang" pencils & inks: Barry Kitson
"Lord of Time" pencils: Dave Johnson, inks: Dexter Vines
Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 #100 “ OK C.O.M.P.U.T.O.”
Written by Tom Peyer and Tom McCraw, Illustrated by Lee Moder, Derec Aucoin, Ray Kryssing, Drew Geraci, and Tom McCraw
November 1998. A thesis statement emerges, as Lord Fanny confronts Mister Quimper in the climax of the second volume of Grant Morrison's THE INVISIBLES (#20):
In your world there is only ever the ugly caterpillar. Just as in the world above, only the beautiful butterfly exists. Here in my world, there is change. Only in the solid world can the ugly caterpillar become the beautiful butterfly. Only here. Darling. You shall go to the ball!
Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones #1 (April 2002) by Dark Horse Comics
Written by Henry Gilroy and George Lucas, drawn by Jan Duursema and Ray Kryssing.
Scot Eaton and Ray Kryssing - Hawkman #19 Black Adam Splash Page 14 Original Art (DC, 2003) Source
Creature Commandos profile page from Secret Files & Origins Guide to the DC Universe 2000. Art by Scot Eaton and Ray Kryssing.
Wonder Woman by Ray Kryssing (after George Pérez)