CBR TV @ WC 2014: Jim Lee on his Comics Future, DC's Weeklies, Batman and More

Whether it's launching the New 52's "Justice League" or putting together a new Superman story with "Superman Unchained," fan-favorite artist and DC Comics co-publisher Jim Lee is always looking for a new challenge. The artist has had a recognizable style since his early days at Marvel and has evolved through the creation of Wildstorm all the way up through his position at DC -- and while Lee's next project as an illustrator has yet to be revealed, it's clear he's got plenty on his plate as co-publisher; DC has three weekly series set for 2014-2015 and the big 75th anniversary bash for Batman.
Jim Lee stopped by the CBR Tiki Room at WonderCon 2014 to speak with CBR Executive Producer Jonah Weiland about a myriad of topics, including the evolution of his art style, the significance of Batman's 75th, the current state of Wildstorm in the New 52 and more. Plus, he reveals how he got to voice a Sentinel in the '90s "X-Men" animated series.

[@kevinsharadin765]

Jim Lee is THE BEST artist of all time!

[@mayukhdey8737]

Is this not possible that someone can be better than him??

[@stanlee5531]

A shout out to Scott Williams for polishing those pencils up.

[@ObiWann90]

I don't care if he was late on Unchained, his art was worth the wait, and I CANNOT BELIEVE he is turning 50!

[@jawaadart]

Jim Lee style is Art Adams,Michael Golden and Frank miller.

[@CAM8689]

he's a great sigh glad he is doing his thing at DC but man X-Men hasn't looked the same since

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First comment since 2016

[@mrzack888]

so jim lee divorced?

[@Vendrix86]

+mrzack888 what? no he's just saying his inker has been around longer than his wife has, that's all.

[@KintounKal]

+Vendrix Jim Lee definitely says "either of my 2 wives" at 4:05. His first wife was named Angie.