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Tony Moore (artist)
Michael Anthony "Tony" Moore is an American comic book artist, whose work consists mainly of genre pieces, most notably in horror and science fiction, with titles such as ''Fear Agent'', ''The Exterminators'', and the first six issues of ''The Walking Dead''.
==Career==
Moore studied drawing, painting, and printmaking at the University of Louisville while working on ''Battle Pope'', though he left his studies before obtaining his degree to pursue his career as a comic book illustrator, when he and writer Robert Kirkman were asked to produce work for the Mattel-licensed Masters of the Universe property. Shortly afterward, they launched ''Brit ''and ''The Walking Dead'' at Image Comics. Although Moore ceased regular interior artist duties on ''The Walking Dead'' with #6, he continued to contribute to the title as cover artist through issue #24, and illustrated the covers for the series' first four collected volumes. Moore was nominated for two Eisner Awards for his work on ''The Walking Dead'', (2004: "Best New Series",〔(2004 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards ), the Comic Book Awards Almanac〕 and 2005: Best Cover Artist.〔(2005 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards ), the Comic Book Awards Almanac〕) Because of the popularity of the series, which increased considerably when it was adapted into a television series of the same name, Moore's original artwork for the series' early issues has gone up in value. On the March 28, 2013 episode of the VH1 reality television series ''For What It's Worth'', Moore's original artwork for Page 7 of issue #1 was professionally appraised to be worth $20,000.〔("Amoeba & John Azarian" ). ''For What It's Worth''. Episode 6, VH1. March 28, 2013.〕
Moore has since moved on to his own co-created properties, ''The Exterminators ''with Simon Oliver at DC/Vertigo, and ''Fear Agent ''with Rick Remender at Dark Horse Comics, and has contributed covers to numerous titles, including Claudio Sanchez's ''The Amory Wars ''and Rob Zombie's ''Spookshow International''. He has also contributed to Marvel Comics' titles ''Ghost Rider'' (with Jason Aaron), and ''Punisher'' (with Rick Remender). He also was the artist for the ''Venom'' series from 2010-2012, also written by Remender.〔Flanagan, Josh (December 9, 2010). ("Venom ONGOING by Rick Remender and Tony Moore" ). iFanboy.〕
On February 9, 2012, Moore filed a lawsuit alleging that in 2005, writer Robert Kirkman deceitfully engineered him into surrendering his rights to ''The Walking Dead'' comic book and eventual TV series in exchange for payments that never materialized. Kirkman said in a statement the following day that he and Moore "each had legal representation seven years ago and now he is violating the same contract he initiated and approved and he wants to misrepresent the fees he was paid and continues to be paid for the work he was hired to do." Kirkman in turn sued Moore. On September 24, 2012, the two released a joint statement saying they had reached a settlement "to everyone's mutual satisfaction."〔
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