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Darby Pop Publishing has had numerous up-and-coming writers and artists collaborating with us over the years. Each month, we’ll be highlighting the most recent work by one of these industry professionals who passed through our doors on the way to making their sequential storytelling dreams come true.

Brandon McKinney is well known to those in the Darby Pop fold. As the artist for Doberman, Bruce Lee: The Dragon Rises, and Bruce Lee: The Walk Of The Dragon, McKinney has managed to rack-up comic book credits all while enjoying a multi-decade career on numerous animated series including the just released Harley Quinn (available on the DC Universe streaming service). And for you completists out there, we can finally reveal that Brandon storyboarded and directed the episodes “Being Harley Quinn,” “Finding Mr. Right,” and “Til Death Do Us Part”. (You’re welcome.)

Over the years, Brandon worked in the art department of the classic series Batman Beyond, boarded on both Transformers: Prime and Transformers: Robots in Disguise, and – more recently – has lent his formidable talents to projects as varied as The Venture Bros, Scooby-Doo & Guess Who?, The Death and Return of Superman, and Batman vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

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Brandon loved his time working at Darby Pop, calling it the “highlight of my comics career. I got to visualize and draw the only ‘official’ version of BRUCE LEE!” Brandon’s enthusiasm was apparent in that work, and his continued enthusiasm for visual storytelling is what makes his work so compelling – no matter the form.

Have you worked for Darby Pop Publishing and would like to see your other endeavors featured in What Are They Up To Now? Just reach out on our Facebook, Twitter, or e-mail Jon with your Darby credentials and current projects, and you’ll be featured in a future article!