1. Joshua Dysart has done work for DC Comics, Vertigo Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Image Comics, Valiant Entertainment, IDW Publishing, Penny-Farthing Press, Virgin Comics and Random House Books.
20 Facts About Joshua Dysart
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Joshua Dysart's run featured the art of Enrique Breccia and Richard Corben on interiors and John Totleben and Eric Powell on covers.
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Joshua Dysart has worked on Conan and Hellboy and has co-written with Mike Mignola on a series of projects in the same setting of Hellboy.
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Unknown Soldier was featured on the front page of the art section of the New York Times and Joshua Dysart was interviewed by the BBC, who published some of his research photos on their website.
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In December 2009 Joshua Dysart gave an exhaustive interview to WORLD VISION REPORT about his experiences in the conflict zone and attempts to adapt them into a mainstream, commercial work.
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In 2012 Joshua Dysart became one of the primary architects of the Valiant Universe when he helped launch the "Summer of Valiant" with fellow creators Robert Vinditti, Duane Swierzinski, Fred Van Lente, and Justin Jordan.
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Joshua Dysart has since done two monthly series, the revamp of Harbinger and the original Imperium, and co-wrote Bloodshot for the publisher, as well as multiple single issues over the years.
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Again, Joshua Dysart spent ten days traveling in the subject country for research.
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In 2018 Joshua Dysart was part of the launch line-up of a brand new company TKO Studios with an original graphic novel Goodnight Paradise.
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Joshua Dysart has lived in Venice Beach since the early 2000s.
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Joshua Dysart has been extensively involved in multi-media crossovers over his career.
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Joshua Dysart has written a two-volume 270 page graphic novel for Avril Lavigne entitled Make 5 Wishes which was published by Del Rey Manga and Random House.
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Joshua Dysart has, on multiple occasions, taught and talked about the role of comics in pop-culture, as well as actively promoted comics "he feels bring a wider audience to the medium".
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Joshua Dysart has produced discussion panels for the West Hollywood Book Fair in 2006 and moderated in 2007' as well as written about the virtue of comics for the LA Weekly.
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In 2009 Joshua Dysart spoke at the University of Miami on his experiences writing the Unknown Soldier.
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In 2018, Joshua Dysart wrote a short piece for Love is Love, a graphic tribute to the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting.
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Joshua Dysart wrote a short comic about the marketing of the AR-15 for Where We Live, a graphic novel benefitting the survivors of the mass shooting that took place at the Las Vegas Route 91 Harvest music festival.
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In 2018, Joshua Dysart became involved in the early stages of Comics For Peace, a Pakistani initiative by locals to encourage and promote positive social change through the medium of comic books.
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Joshua Dysart helped hand choose and then mentor young creatives from across Pakistan.
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Two creators published by the program and mentored by Joshua Dysart were brought to the 2019 San Diego Comic-Con, where they were given a table and spent the convention pitching their comics to attendees.