Remembering Comic Book Legend Ramona Fradon: A Tribute to Her Life and Work

Comic book legend Ramona Fradon has passed away at the age of 97, leaving behind a legacy of iconic characters and groundbreaking artwork. Fradon, known for her work on Aquaman and co-creating Metamorpho, began her career in the comic book industry in 1950 and quickly rose to prominence as a key artist at DC Comics.

Her agent, Catskill Comics, announced her passing earlier today, expressing deep sadness at the loss of a remarkable talent. Fradon had only recently retired last month, but her impact on the world of comics will be felt for generations to come.

Fradon’s contributions to the industry are immeasurable, from her work on Aquaman and Metamorpho to her influence on comic art and character design. She leaves behind a rich legacy that has inspired countless artists and fans alike.

Fans can pay tribute to Fradon’s memory by sending cards to her family through Catskill Comics, as they remember the life and work of a true comic book pioneer. Rest in peace, Ramona Fradon.