From Y: The Last Man to the weekly 52 series to Final Crisis, his covers are iconic. But if you're judging JG Jones just by his covers, you're missing a whole other side of his artistic prowess. We're talking of course about the storytelling skills he brings to interior pages, such as on Black Widow (introducing Yelena Belova and helping kick off the Marvel Knights imprint), Marvel Boy (with Grant Morrison), Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia (with Greg Rucka), and Wanted (with Mark Millar). His painterly style is instantly recognizable, and we dig into how he achieves it and all of his work on today's episode.
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