'The Phantom - The Courier'.
Alex Saviuk is an American comic book artist. He graduated from the School of Visual Arts in 1974 and began his professional career with DC Comics three years later. For this company, he illustrated characters such as 'Superman', 'Green Lantern' and 'The Flash' for DC Comics Presents. In the 1980s he was a regular artist for Action Comics, drawing features like 'Steel Man', 'The Atom', 'Air-Wave', and 'Aquaman'.
'The X-Files'.
By the mid-1980s, Saviuk moved over to Marvel, where he started out doing cover work for titles such as 'New Universe' and a run on 'Defenders of the Earth'. But he became best known for his work on 'Spider-Man', starting a seven-year run on 'Web of Spider-Man' in 1988. Between 1994 and 1996, he drew the series 'Spider-Man Adventures', later 'The Adventures of Spider-Man', based on the animated series. From 1997 on, he inked the 'Amazing Spider-Man' Sunday newspaper strip from scripts by Stan Lee and since 2003 he also serves as the inker of Larry Lieber's daily 'Spider-Man' strip. Between 2018 and 2019, Saviuk was also the final comic artist of the 'Spider-Man' newspaper comic.
'Spider-Man' Sunday page (7 November 2010).
Between 1997 and 1998, Saviuk also drew a lot of 'The X-Files' stories for Topps comics. He is also an artist with the Swedish publisher Egmont and the Australian publisher Frew on stories with 'The Phantom'. He also assisted Will Eisner on a story of 'The Spirit' in 2005 and he also does storyboards and conceptual art for use in advertising and films.
'The X-Files'.