Patricia "Trish" Mulvihill is a New York City-based colorist best known for her long association with DC Comics, where she brought richly atmospheric hues to titles ranging from the mythological grandeur of *Wonder Woman* to the noir-soaked pages of *100 Bullets*. She entered the comics industry at 28, launching her DC career on *Wonder Woman* before going on to accumulate credits across nearly five decades' worth of issues — more than 480 in total — between 1993 and 2022.
100 Bullets #4 (2002)
Beyond *Wonder Woman*, her most sustained work appeared on *100 Bullets*, *Nightwing*, *Loveless*, and *Greek Street*, demonstrating a versatility that allowed her to shift register from superhero adventure to crime thriller to gritty street-level drama. Her color choices were consistently praised for enhancing mood and storytelling rather than simply decorating linework, a quality that earned her the Eisner Award for Best Colorist in 2004 — one of the field's most respected recognitions. Throughout her career she remained closely identified with DC's output, building a body of work that, in its breadth and tonal range, stands as one of the more quietly substantial contributions to mainstream American comics coloring over the past three decades.
