George Perez
Biography
Welcome to George Perez's guide at TV.Com. George Prez is a Puerto Rican-American illustrator and writer of comic books. Along with John Byrne, he…moreBorn
6/9/1954, New York CityBirth Name
George PerezGender
MaleCredits
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Guest Star (10)
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Weeds
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S 4:
Ep 10
The Love Circle Overlap
8/18/08
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S 4:
Ep 10
The Love Circle Overlap
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Criminal Minds
Miguel Trejo
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Ep 19
Machismo
4/12/06
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Ep 19
Machismo
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In Justice
Xavier
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Ep 13
Crossing the Line
3/31/06
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Ep 13
Crossing the Line
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Threat Matrix
Perro
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Ep 11
Mexico
1/8/04
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Ep 11
Mexico
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JAG
Efren Minas
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S 6:
Ep 18
Liberty
3/27/01
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S 6:
Ep 18
Liberty
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Walker, Texas Ranger
Jose
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S 8:
Ep 12
A Matter of Faith
12/18/99
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S 8:
Ep 12
A Matter of Faith
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ER
Unknown
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S 5:
Ep 5
Masquerade
10/29/98
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S 5:
Ep 5
Masquerade
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Gabriel's Fire
Ernesto
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S 1:
Ep 6
Money Walks
10/25/90
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Ep 6
Money Walks
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Hull High
Boy
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S 1:
Ep 1
Pilot
8/20/90
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Ep 1
Pilot
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China Beach
Kid
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S 3:
Ep 20
F.N.G.
4/16/90
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Ep 20
F.N.G.
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Weeds
Trivia and Quotes
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Trivia
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His work (with that of Marv Wolfman) earned Crisis on Infinite Earths the 1985 Jack Kirby Award for Best Finite Series.
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His work (with that of Marv Wolfman and Romeo Tanghal), earned The New Teen Titans #50 a nomination for the 1985 Jack Kirby Award for Best Single Issue.
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In City of Heroes, a Massively Multiplayer Online RPG about superheroes, an entire Zone within the game (Perez Park) is named after him.
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Quotes
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George Perez: The Starfire character was something that Marv did want to do, he wanted to have a strong female alien character. [...] I worked first from a visual point of view, devising the feline look to Koriand'r, off the basically Red Sonja look at first. Joe Orlando was the one who came in after seeing the original drawing and saying, "Make her hair a little longer," and little did he know what he wrought. And, the Raven and Cyborg characters, like Starfire, were designed once. They were all designed once, like Raven's costume, which was a slight modification of my own choice. But they said, "Design a few designs per character." To me, that seemed like work. So I designed them once, and I figured if they didn't like it, then they could show me what they did want. That's a lot easier than trying to second-guess them without really knowing if the first one was all right or not.
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George Perez: Kid Flash/Flash, he's always been the one who's been the most trouble, because he was a hard character to handle. If he's so super fast, technically if handled correctly, he'd make the rest of the characters superfluous. No way he could ever be caught by anything, no one should ever get the upper hand on him. So he never was my favorite character, only because he was just difficult to handle in a group situation. I think the Frances Kane character introduced with him was a nice addition, but they didn't play her up enough to kind of give him a much stronger anchor. I did like the fact that he had two living parents.
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Geroge Perez: And the one that was the biggest challenge, by not putting any highlights on, was to differentiate Robin from Kid Flash. Before, they tended to have the same exact face-I was guilty of it, when I started. I made a point of suddenly drawing in Kid Flash's cheeks-making him angular. If you look at a lot of pictures of Mikhail Barishnykov, to give him that very slender look. And, of course, very, very strong legs. The fact is that I'm trying to draw his arms less bulky but keep his legs very muscular. That man must have calves like iron.
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Teen Titans
07/26/061
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07/19/061
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