Anthony & Adrienne
Anthony and Adrienne Roy were married and became longtime creative collaborators. They often divided coloring assignments to meet demanding deadlines, including work on Crisis on Infinite Earths. [2]
01 / THE STORY
The fan behind
the familiar colors.
Before the deadlines and the publishing imprint, there was a boy who loved the stories.
Green Lantern was a childhood favorite. John Glenn’s orbit on Anthony’s tenth birthday connected the excitement of space exploration with the adventures on the page. In junior high, he discovered The Shadow—a fascination that became a lifelong pursuit. [2]
His career at DC Comics grew from proofreading and production into coloring covers and interiors. Alongside the comics, he built a second body of work researching the history of pulp fiction and old-time radio. [3]
Through Sanctum Books, that collector’s enthusiasm became a publishing mission: return classic adventures to readers with their artwork and historical context intact. [4]
