Famous DC Comics And Marvel Artist Norm Breyfogle Dies
- Comic artist Norm Breyfogle has died.
- The well-known DC Comic artist, famous for his work in Batman died on Monday, September 24th in Houghton, Michigan.
- He was 58 years old.
- The cause of his death is still not known, but several tabloids mentioned he suffered a severe heart attack in 2014.
Famous Batman artist and Ultraverse co-creator, Norm Breyfogle died. The comic artist pa s sed away on Monday, September 24th in Houghton, Michigan.
The cause of his death is yet to be revealed- Norm was 58. According to multiple tabloids, Norm suffered a stroke in 2014.
Fellow workers, celebrities, and his fans flooded the Twitter with the tributes for the artist where they expressed their sorrow on his demise while praising his legacy. Here are some of the tweets:
Artist Norm Breyfogle’s undeniable impact on the Dark Knight will live on in the hearts of his fans. Our thoughts are with his friends and family. pic.twitter.com/IKOgEceh39
— DC (@DCComics) September 27, 2018
Deeply saddened to hear of Norm Breyfogle's pa s sing. His Batman was a staple of my youth, and his contributions to comics in general, and Gotham City in particular, are immeasurable. I imagine the Batsignal lit just for him tonight. #RIP pic.twitter.com/u4w20fZsD7
— Scott Snyder (@Ssnyder1835) September 26, 2018
With the pa s sing of Norm Breyfogle, who used crowdfunding to help pay for treatment after a stroke, it's worth mentioning that comic book creators are freelancers, and often do not have adequate insurance or any at all. Support the @he r o i nitiative if you can. Thank you.
— Tim Seeley NYCC B25 (@HackinTimSeeley) September 26, 2018
Incredibly saddened by the news that Norm Breyfogle has died. I never met Norm, but his work was a ma s sive influence on me and my path in life. I can't even tell you, I just love his work so much. His Batman is iconic, but it was through Norm's vision that I first met Nightwing. pic.twitter.com/haftATwDHz
— Andy Khouri (@andykhouri) September 26, 2018
Batman artist Norm Breyfogle pa s sed away. Norm's Batman was pure adrenalin rush. Everything was drawn to suit what Norm wanted to express, his exuberance on the page could not be pinned down by mundane mechanics and necessities.
He will be remembered. pic.twitter.com/PBi3iapBaO— Patch Zircher (@PatrickZircher) September 26, 2018
Born in Iowa in 1960, Breyfogle had a long career working with DC Comics where he built on titles like Detective Comics, Shadow of the Bat, Batman: Holy Terror, Batman Beyond Unlimited, and Batman Birth of the Demon among others.
Later, he worked with Marvel Comics and co-created the Ultraverse and helped to launch Prime. He also worked on Avengers, Black Panther, Marvel Fanfare, Moon Knight, Hellcat.
In 2014, Breyfogle suffered a stroke and went through some serious medical treatment. Then, his fans quickly donated around $89,000 to help him cover his $200,000 medical expenses. DC, Marvel, and the Hero initiative also aided Breyfogle.
