Kody Chamberlain (born December 15, 1972) is an American comic book artist. He was born in Thibodaux, Louisiana and relocated to Lafayette, Louisiana in 1993.

Contents

• 1 Biography
• 2 Bibliography
  • 2.1 Comics
• 3 Notes
• 4 References
• 5 External links

Biography

Chamberlain started his comic book career with Digital Webbing Presents issue #13 with writer Troy Wall. He was the featured artist in Digital Webbing Presents #19, the first full color issue of the popular anthology with a short story *led Sherman Danger with horror writer Steve Niles. Chamberlain continued to work with writer Steve Niles on IDW Publishing's 30 Days of Night: Bloodsucker Tales for all eight issues of the limited series.

Bibliography

Comics

• Digital Webbing Presents (issue 13 published by Digital Webbing; short story *led "Intrinsic Dreams" with writer Troy Wall; story, pencils and inks)
• Digital Webbing Presents (issue 19 published by Digital Webbing; pencils, inks and colors)
• 30 Days of Night: Bloodsucker Tales (issues 1 through 8 from IDW Publishing; pencils, inks and colors)
• BloodRayne: Seeds of Sin (one shot with writer Christina Z published by Echo 3 Worldwide and Digital Webbing; pencils, inks and colors)
• Event Horizon (anthology story *led "Vanishing Herd" with writer Dan Wickline from Mam Tor Publishing; pencils, inks and colors)
• Tag (miniseries; BOOM! Studios with writer Keith Giffen. Covers for issues 1 through 3; pencils, inks, colors and logo design. Issue 1; pencils, inks and colors. Issue 2, pages 1 through 7; pencils and inks)
• newuniversal: 1959 (with Kieron Gillen, one-shot, Marvel Comics, September 2008)
• Sweets: A New Orleans Crime Story: 2006 (Artist/writer with editor Andrew Brinkley)
• Pretty, Baby, Machine with Clark Westerman, three issues, Image Comics, 2008

Notes

References

• Kody Chamberlain at the Grand Comics Database
• Kody Chamberlain at the Comic Book DB (archived from the original)

External links

• Official website
• Thibodaux native making mark in comic-book business, Houma Today, December 13, 2009