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When VeeFriends crossed over from the Alpha Age into the Canon Age, the characters and their traits became fuel for a storytelling universe centered around comic books. And in comics, the front cover is not just packaging. A great cover hooks the reader, amplifies the story, and sets the tone for the reading experience. You cannot have a great cover without a great artist, and VeeFriends has collaborated with remarkable cover artists who are not only talented, but deeply respected by comic book fans and the industry.
VeeFriends comic book covers span base covers, special edition covers, and even special back covers, giving collectors multiple ways to experience the same story through completely different artistic lenses. Every artist who has created a comic book cover for VeeFriends has done notable work throughout their career. Each of these artists have graced VeeFriends’ comic books with their signature aesthetic and compelling interpretation of the story and universe.
The Artists
Here’s a closer look at the creatives who’ve illustrated the covers of VeeFriends’ comic books.
J. Scott Campbell
J. Scott Campbell is one of the industry’s premier cover artists. Beyond his celebrated work with Marvel and DC, he was also a founding force behind the Cliffhanger imprint under WildStorm Productions, helping shape an era of modern comics alongside legendary creators and studios.
Campbell’s catalog includes collector-favorite releases such as The Amazing Spider-Man #601 (2009), Wolverine #1 Deadpool variant (2010), Siege #3 Deadpool variant (2010), Uncanny X-Men #510 partial sketch variant (2009), Black Cat #1 JSC Exclusive Cover D “Le Chat Noir”, Cover G “Felicia’s Loft” (2019), and Ultimate Spider-Man #1 (2024).
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Comic Book #1: The Battle for Balance Begins
D.J. Coffman
VeeFriends Executive Creative Director D.J. Coffman is one of the foundational creative forces behind the VeeFriends comic book series. As the Comics Director, Coffman has helped shape the visual identity of the VeeFriends comics universe from the inside out, guiding how VeeFriends storytelling translates into a comic book world. Coffman has also stepped in as a cover artist, bringing a perspective that is deeply connected to the DNA of the VeeFriends comic book series.
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Comic Book #2: Fearless Fairy, Cover A of Comic Book #10: Rare Robot
Chris Fason
Chris Fason is an illustrator and indie comics creator with over two decades of storytelling experience that he has brought to the VeeFriends Comics Team. Rooted in childhood memories of newspaper strips and classic comic adventures, Chris blends heartfelt nostalgia with a sense of purpose, creating work that feels warm, intentional, and character-driven.
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Cover A of Comic Book #3: World Tour, Cover A of Comic Book #5: Motivated Monster, Cover A of Comic Book #8: Gary Bee, Comic Book: Story Edition A
Andrew Drilon
Andrew Drilon is a New York–based writer and artist whose work brings a distinct voice and visual identity to every page. Andrew’s credits include DC Comics projects and award-winning indie titles like Secret Heart Attack and Kare-Kare Komiks, a mix that reflects his range across both mainstream and independent storytelling.
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Cover B of Comic Book #3: World Tour, Back Cover B of Comic Book #4: Hunt for Harpik
Katelyn Windels
Katelyn Windels, also known as KateComics, is a key artistic voice in the VeeFriends comic universe. Her work has become a familiar visual anchor for collectors following VeeFriends comics from issue to issue. VeeFriends Comic Book #9: Kind Warrior also featured the very first VeeFriends comic book story written by Katelyn Windels, marking a major creative milestone for Kate as an artist and storyteller.
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Cover A of Comic Book #4: Hunt for Harpik, Cover A of Comic Book #6: VEE for Viking, Cover A of Comic Book #7: Notorious Ninja, and Cover A of Comic Book #9: Kind Warrior
Jae Lee
Eisner Award–winning artist Jae Lee is known for his work across major titles like Captain America, Fantastic Four, and The Uncanny X-Men. These illustrations have made Lee one of the most recognizable voices in modern comics, especially for collectors who love covers that feel intense and mythic.
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Cover B of Comic Book #5: Motivated Monster
Jim Mahfood
After self-publishing Grrl Scouts (1995), Jim Mahfood (aka Food One) landed a major Marvel writing-and-art credit with the Generation X Underground Special (1997). He has since worked with virtually every major comics publisher, plus clients like Disney, MTV, Cartoon Network, Comedy Central, Sony, NBC, Armani, and Nissan. Some of his notable credits include illustrating Kevin Smith’s Clerks comics and producing major work across Tank Girl.
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Cover B of Comic Book #4: Hunt for Harpik, Cover B of Comic Book #6: VEE for Viking
David Mack
David Mack is an award-winning writer, artist, and director best known as the creator of Kabuki and Marvel’s Echo. Mack is widely regarded for his work on Daredevil and major titles like American Gods, Norse Mythology, and Fight Club 2. He helped shape the visuals of film and TV through title-sequence artwork for Jessica Jones (which earned an Emmy nomination) and Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Cover B of Comic Book #7: Notorious Ninja, Blood Red Edition of Comic Book #7: Notorious Ninja
Jim Rugg
Eisner and Ignatz Award–winning cartoonist Jim Rugg is known for his bold reinterpretation of Marvel’s Hulk: Grand Design, the cult-favorite Street Angel, The PLAIN Janes, and Octobriana 1976 (the first blacklight comic book ever published). As a Creative Producer at VeeFriends, Rugg is helping shape how VeeFriends characters come to life in the comics.
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Cover B of Comic Book #8: Gary Bee
Tom Scioli
Eisner-nominated writer and artist Tom Scioli is a creator who understands legacy, style, and comic history in a way that shows up in every panel. He is the author of Jack Kirby: The Epic Life of the King of Comics and I Am Stan: A Graphic Biography of the Legendary Stan Lee. Scioli has placed his unique artistic stamp on projects like Fantastic Four: Grand Design and Transformers vs. G.I. Joe.
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Cover B of Comic Book #9: Kind Warrior
Todd Beats
Todd Beats is a well-known artist whose credits include standout projects like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Naruto Crossover, the sell out hit Twisted Turtle 2, and the smash hit series Exquisite Corpses 4.
For VeeFriends Comic Book #10, Todd delivered a first for VeeFriends comics: two emotionally charged interpretations of a VeeFriends character within the same base cover concept. Half of the run (1,000 copies) featured Rare Robot with a happy expression, while the other half (1,000 copies) presented Rare Robot in an angry expression, giving collectors two distinct moods to chase.
VeeFriends Comic Book Covers: Cover B (Happy/Angry) of Comic Book #10: Rare Robot
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