Gary Frank is a British comic book artist renowned for his realistic and expressive style, particularly in superhero comics. His career took off in the early 1990s, working for Marvel UK on titles like Motormouth & Killpower. His talent quickly garnered attention, leading to work on The Incredible Hulk with writer Peter David. Frank’s interpretation of the Hulk was praised for its detailed anatomy and emotional depth.

In the late '90s, he transitioned to DC Comics, illustrating Supergirl with writer Peter David. He also worked on Action Comics and Superman: Secret Origin, redefining Superman’s classic look with a Christopher Reeve-inspired design. His ability to convey emotion and realism made him a fan favorite.

Frank later collaborated with writer Geoff Johns on critically acclaimed projects, including Batman: Earth One, Doomsday Clock, and Shazam!. His work in Doomsday Clock played a pivotal role in integrating the Watchmen universe into DC continuity.

Beyond superheroes, Frank’s artistry extended to creator-owned projects, such as Midnight Nation with J. Michael Straczynski. His meticulous linework, expressive characters, and cinematic storytelling have cemented his reputation as one of the industry’s top artists.

With decades in the comic book world, Gary Frank remains a defining figure in modern comics, known for his ability to bring characters to life with stunning realism and deep emotional weight. His collaborations continue to shape the industry, making him one of the most influential artists in contemporary comics.