Skybound First Look: Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera #2
Read a preview of Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera #2 from Skybound and Image Comics, written by Tyler Boss with art by Martin Simmonds.
Martin Simmonds
Martin Simmonds is a comic artist, and co-creator of Dying is Easy (with Joe Hill) for IDW, Punks Not Dead (with David Barnett) for Black Crown, and Friendo (with Alex Paknadel) for Vault Comics. He is also a contributing artist to Marvel’s The Immortal Hulk by Al Ewing and Joe Bennett, and series cover artist for Marvel’s Quicksilver: No Surrender, and Jessica Jones. Martin currently lives in Surrey, UK with his partner and their two-year-old son.
He’s also the co-creator of The Department of Truth with James Tynion IV.
On Comic Book Club’s page, you can read reviews of Simmonds’ comics, and listen to podcast reviews and interviews, as well.
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