Rob Stull is an accomplished artist with a long professional history in the comic book, advertising and entertainment industries. His projects include: Spider-Man Adventures, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Marvel vs Capcom, Iron Man, Uncanny X-Men, X-Force, Wolverine, Nightwing, 52, Firestorm, Tellos and more. He has been published by Marvel, DC, Image Comics, Top Cow Productions, Chaos Comics, Crusade, Dark Horse Comics, Aspen, Lion Forge and others. He created and curated Sequential Art: The Next Step, a first of its kind 10-year traveling exhibition spotlighting the work of African American comic book artists and their contributions to the industry and popular culture. His work has been exhibited throughout the United States and Internationally. He is featured in the books The History of American Graffiti (2011), Black Comix: African American Independent Comics, Art and Culture (2010), and Change That Narrative (2023). Outside of comics, Stull has produced art and illustration work for the music and entertainment industries. His long list of clients and collaborators include, Camp Lo, Clear Channel, Cornerstone Promotions, Dinco D from Leaders Of The New School, Guru from Gang Starr, Les Nubians, Red Pill Productions, The Fader Magazine, The Matrix Films, Time Warner, Tommy Boy Records, Tribeca, Virgin Records America Inc. and Warner Brothers. Stull was the first African-American artist-in-residence at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston (2019-2021), where his work was featured in the ground-breaking exhibition “Writing The Future: Basquiat and the Hip-Hop Generation.” He co-developed “The Mural Project,” a multi-part project highlighting the intergenerational connections and importance of youth participation in cultivating Hip-Hop culture.
