Ty is always working, but the work isn’t always “visible” to the public at large, as published work. Besides his art and his writing, he teaches, he mentors, he writes interesting lists, and he has several ongoing projects right now (including Hoverboy). In fact, he is so busy, all of the time, we sometimes forget when he does have work out, until the comps copies turn up at the house.
So, here’s a list of published work as it comes out, or begins to be advertised…for the old stuff, check out Grand Comics Database which seems to have a pretty extensive list of Ty’s credits (619 and counting…). Ty hasn’t had a look through lately, to see if he can spot anything missing.
(And, as always, it will take some time to put this together…)
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Age of Heroes, Marvel Comics, Issue 1
Ty agreed to draw one-pagers for his buddy, super-hot writer Dan Slott. One per issue, four issues in all.
Available May 19, 2010
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Simpsons Comics, Bongo Comics,
Issue #165
Ty wrote and drew this 25 page Marge-centric story.
Published April 2010
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Ty contributed the art for a two-page spread in one of his favourite publications.
Published March 2010
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Dexter Early Cuts: Cindy Landon, Showtime Channel
Ty did all of the art for Chapter 3 of Dexter Early Cuts, online webisodes each showing one of Dexter’s early murders which were mentioned on the show, but never shown in detail. The animation for these motion comics was done by KTVMI (KTV Media International).
released on January 7, 2010 available on YouTube.com
Ty’s work has been one of my favorites of recent artists. He has received credits for a variety of publishers and creations, from penciling to lettering, even as an editor.
You can see a listing of much of his work on the XOWComics.com web site at:
http://www.xowcomics.com/search.htm?search_source=all&search_field=pencils&search_string=ty+templeton
Switch between the different searches by selecting a different credit category to the left of the search entry area towards the top of the page.
Cheers!
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