Phil Jimenez

Phil Jimenez grew up in Southern California and moved to New York to study at the School of Visual Arts. His creator profile at Prism Comics dates his professional comics career to 1991. His early and subsequent work includes Tempest, The Invisibles and JLA/Titans, followed by a substantial tenure as both writer and artist on Wonder Woman. He also contributed to Grant Morrison’s New X-Men at Marvel.

Jimenez’s bibliography includes DC’s Infinite Crisis, Superwoman and the creator-owned series Otherworld, which he wrote and illustrated. He has also contributed to comics reference books, including The DC Comics Encyclopedia and The Essential Wonder Woman Encyclopedia. These projects reflect a career combining sequential storytelling, character interpretation and detailed engagement with superhero history.

For Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons, Jimenez collaborated with writer Kelly Sue DeConnick on the first volume. In DC’s 2021 interview, he explained that he created its art digitally using Procreate on an iPad, learning a new workflow for the project. He also described influences from fashion, historical armor and the visual architecture of Versailles, alongside the superhero storytelling tradition and George Pérez’s Wonder Woman.

CoverLineage noteThe archive connects this artist to the following indexed works. The Amazing Spider-Man #300: The Amazing Spider-Man #643. Uncanny X-Men #141: Kevin Keller #15 (Phil Jimenez DoFP Variant). The Dark Knight Returns #1: Kevin Keller #14 (Cover 14B).

This artist appears in 3 indexed catalogs. Explore the lineages below, then open individual covers for edition details and credited roles. The Dungeon Crawler Carl title catalog can overlap with the composition catalogs.

• The Amazing Spider-Man #300 · 1 work
• Uncanny X-Men #141 · 1 work
• The Dark Knight Returns #1 · 1 work

Catalog connections reviewed October 9, 2026.