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| − | '''Dan Day''' is a Canadian [[comics|comic book]] artist and brother to David and [[Gene Day]]. He broke into the industry in the early 1980s, shortly after his brother's death, and by 1986 had become the primary artist on the ''Cases of Sherlock Holmes'' series from Renegade Press. Other titles he worked on include ''Detective Comics'', ''Doctor Strange'', ''Elvira'', and ''Captain America''. |
+ | '''Dan Day''' is a Canadian [[comics|comic book]] artist and brother to [[David Day|David]] and [[Gene Day]]. He broke into the industry in the early 1980s, shortly after his brother's death, and by 1986 had become the primary artist on the ''Cases of Sherlock Holmes'' series from Renegade Press. Other titles he worked on include ''Detective Comics'', ''Doctor Strange'', ''Elvira'', and ''Captain America''. |
| − | His only ''[[Star Trek]]'' |
+ | His only ''[[Star Trek]]'' credits are cover art with [[Dick Giordano]] on issue #7 "[[Pon Farr (comic)|Pon Farr]]" in [[DC Comics]]' [[Star Trek (DC volume 1)|first Original Series volume]] and #7 in [[Malibu Comics]]' [[Malibu DS9|DS9 series]] "[[Working Vacation]]" (with his brother David). |
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Revision as of 12:45, 19 October 2010
Template:Realworld Dan Day is a Canadian comic book artist and brother to David and Gene Day. He broke into the industry in the early 1980s, shortly after his brother's death, and by 1986 had become the primary artist on the Cases of Sherlock Holmes series from Renegade Press. Other titles he worked on include Detective Comics, Doctor Strange, Elvira, and Captain America.
His only Star Trek credits are cover art with Dick Giordano on issue #7 "Pon Farr" in DC Comics' first Original Series volume and #7 in Malibu Comics' DS9 series "Working Vacation" (with his brother David).