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Ernie Chan
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| Birth name | Ernesto Chan |
| Born | 1940 |
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| Area(s) | Penciller; Inker |
| Pseudonym(s) | Ernie Chua |
Ernesto "Ernie" Chan (born 1940) is a Filipino comic book artist. For a number of years, he was obliged to work under the name "Ernie Chua" as that name had been wrongfully entered on his U.S. immigration documents, but was later able to be credited under his given name.[1] [2]
He is particularly known for his work on the Marvel Comics version of Conan the Barbarian, although he has also worked for other publishers such as DC Comics. He studied with John Buscema, and also worked with him as the inker on Conan during the 1970s. He also inked the art of Buscema's brother Sal on The Incredible Hulk.
Later, Chan pencilled several issues of Conan and Doctor Strange, and worked on Kull the Destroyer in 1977 and Power Man in the 1980s. For DC Comics, he did the Claw the Unconquered series. Chan was also a cover artist.
To date, Chan has retired since 2002.
- ^ Ernie Chan's official website
- ^ Ernie Chan interview with Barry Dutter in Marvel Age #109, 1992
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