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Most comic book artists work as freelancers on a project-by-project basis. Many supplement their incomes by working in part-time or even full-time jobs in other fields. Those who work as full-time comic book artists are employed by companies such as Marvel, DC Comics, and Disney. They may also specialize in only pencilling, inking, lettering, or coloring of comic book art.
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