Lee Weeks

Lee Weeks, born October 21, 1962, is an American comics artist whose career stretches back to 1986 and whose work across more than two hundred issues reflects both range and durability. He is perhaps best recognized for his contributions to Daredevil, the title most closely associated with his name, though his output spans publishers and characters — from Batman and Superman: Lois & Clark on the DC side to the Incredible Hulk and Justice in the Marvel universe, with earlier work including The New Wave.

Weeks brings a grounded, detail-oriented draftsmanship to his pages, well suited to street-level characters and morally complex narratives. Over the course of his career he has worked in multiple capacities — as artist, inker, colorist, letterer, and writer — demonstrating a thorough command of the craft rather than a narrow specialization. That versatility has kept him active and in demand across several decades, with credits running continuously into the mid-2020s.

His sustained presence in mainstream superhero comics, particularly on titles that reward careful figurework and atmospheric storytelling, has earned him a solid reputation among readers and fellow professionals alike.