June Brigman, born October 25, 1960, is an American comic book artist and illustrator best known for co-creating the preteen superhero team Power Pack with writer Louise Simonson in 1984. A native of the United States, she broke into the industry during the mid-1980s boom, bringing a clean, expressive line and a knack for youthful energy to her work. Her signature style—warm, accessible, and emotionally resonant—made her a natural fit for both superheroics and character-driven storytelling.
New Talent Showcase #4 (1984)
Beyond Power Pack, Brigman’s career spanned decades and genres. She was the artist on the syndicated newspaper strip *Brenda Starr, Reporter* from 1995 to 2011, and in 2016 took over the long-running strip *Mary Worth*. Her catalog includes extensive work on *Alpha Flight*, *Barbie*, and the sci-fi series *Captain Ginger*, as well as contributions to the *Marvels universum* line. She served as artist, inker, letterer, and writer across more than 130 issues from 1984 to 2024.
Marvel Age #14 (1984)
Brigman’s legacy is tied to her pioneering role in mainstream comics—Power Pack remains a touchstone for all-ages superhero adventure. She has received industry recognition for her contributions, including multiple awards, and continues to be celebrated for her influence on both comic books and newspaper strips.
