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January 26, 2013 8:04 am @dirtyrottenscoundrel Yup. Kelly Jones was the artist for both that cover and many of the subsequent Knightfall related issues.

January 26, 2013 8:02 am I think I mess up this breakdown, 47 years old and I voted for Paul Pope. But you have a valid point, most likely your favorite is the one you grew up with...

January 15, 2013 8:11 am Tell me about it! I mean I bought the O'Neil/ Adams, Englehart/ Rogers runs and Aparo brave and bold at cover during my childhood and have seen every artist since and appreciate them all for their contributions. Even the ones who didn't strike my fancy.

January 15, 2013 12:24 am Great stuff even if it WAS shameless. ;). And much love to Kelley Jones Batman.

January 15, 2013 12:11 am Awwww! I just registered to place a vote and I missed it! Choosing the definitive Batman artist for me was trying to choose my favorite favorite potato chip from the whole bag but I can only eat the one! Between the cover work of Michael Golden or Dave Johnson, between the pinups of Sienkiewicz or Simonson, between the noir of Risso or Bermejo ... you get the idea. In any case, what a terrific question and even though it won't count I want to throw my hat into the ring.... Paul Pope. From the moment I first saw "Berlin Batman" to "Broken Nose", "Teenage Sidekick" and "Batman: Year 100" Pope's take captivated me for it's unique aesthetic, iconoclastic vision both grim and optimistic presenting the character as a powerful force for balance. A singular vision that really struck a chord.