About Chris G

Chris Giarrusso

Overview

Chris Giarrusso is the Harvey award-nominated artist and writer best known for creating, writing, and illustrating G-Man, a series of books loved by all ages. G-Man is a young superhero who gains fantastic powers when he wears a magic cape. The G-Man Super Journal: Awesome Origins, G-Man Learning to Fly, G-Man Cape Crisis, and G-Man Coming Home are available at bookstores and comic shops worldwide, and at online retailers like amazon.com.

Chris’s work has been published by Andrews McMeel, Harper Collins, Scholastic, Simon & Schuster, Marvel, Image, IDW, Lion Forge, Valiant, Ahoy Comics, and several independent publishers. Chris is still hard at work writing and drawing. Check out more of his books, art, and animation at his official website, chrisgiarrusso.com.

Awards

2016, Best Window Display,
Challengers Comics

2014, G-Man Coming Home

2014, G-Man Coming Home

Frequently Asked Questions

A: You can purchase The G-Man Super Journal everywhere books and eBooks are sold, including Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Books-a-Million (BAM!), and Indie Bound.

A: The G-Man graphic novels are available at bookstores, comic book shops, and online retailers like Ssalefish and Amazon.

 A: Both. I created, wrote, penciled, inked, lettered, and colored all the G-Man stories.

A: They have a lot of books to keep track of and sometimes errors occur. Please let Amazon know that they’re showing the incorrect covers for my books and if enough people bring it to their attention maybe they’ll eventually fix the errors. You can always find the correct covers for all of my books on my official website.

 A: I got my start as an intern at Marvel Comics while I was in college. Following the internship, I accepted a staff job in Marvel’s production department where I helped to format comics to make them ready for printing. After much pestering, Marvel finally agreed to start publishing some of my comic strips.

 A: I didn’t go to an art school, but I took some art classes while I was in college. I mainly learned to draw comics by practicing on my own.

A: You can purchase original sketches and original art from published comic covers and pages here on my website. I have a very busy schedule, but I occasionally take on commissions if time allows. 

 A: It was an old Fantastic Four comic where Ben was playing some sport on another planet or something.

 A: Draw for fun and draw a lot. Don’t let anybody tell you that you’re doing it wrong.

 A: Unfortunately that isn’t possible. There are far too many variables outside of my control involved in trying to fulfill these types of requests. Review the list of appearances and I can sign books in person if I’m at an event in your area.

Video Interviews

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