Jordie Bellaire

Jordie Bellaire was born in 1988 in the United States and has established herself as one of the most decorated colorists in the history of the medium. She entered comics in 2012 and quickly built a reputation for her sophisticated, emotionally nuanced approach to color — an ability to shift palette and atmosphere in ways that amplify storytelling rather than simply decorate it.

Over a career spanning more than a thousand credited issues across both Marvel and DC, Bellaire has brought her craft to an extraordinary range of titles, including Batman, Moon Knight, The Manhattan Projects, Hawkeye, The Vision, Black Widow, Detective Comics, and Catwoman. Her work on Absolute Wonder Woman stands among her highest-profile recent contributions. She has collaborated extensively with top-tier writers and artists throughout the industry, cementing relationships that have produced some of the most visually coherent books of their respective eras.

Beyond coloring, Bellaire has expanded into writing, with credits including Buffy the Vampire Slayer and The Nice House, demonstrating range rarely seen from someone who built their name on a single discipline.

Her Eisner Award wins for Best Coloring in 2014, 2016, 2023, 2024, and 2025 place her second all-time in total wins for that category — a remarkable sustained achievement that speaks to both consistency and continued creative growth across more than a decade in the industry.