H. M. Baker Explained

H.M. Baker is a pseudonym of Branislav Kerac, a comic book artist from Serbia.[1] He first used this pen name in a short Western story in 1976.[2]

Credits in American comics include The Black Pearl and Ghost for Dark Horse Comics.[3]

Baker is known for a "clean" style, evocative of John Romita, Sr.

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Strip TV | e tv . 2010-04-02 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20100411080436/http://www.live-e.tv/strip-tv . 2010-04-11 .
  2. Book: Kerac, Plavšić, Slavković, Obradović . Western kolekcija . self-published with Studio Tampograf, Novi Sad . May 2011 . 978-86-7770-067-6 . Novi Sad, Serbia . 143 . Serbian.
  3. Dark Horse Comics . Mark Hamill's The Black Pearl presented in trade paperback! . January 18, 2010.

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