Quotes
Gene Colan: "Marie Severin is one of the sweetest people I've ever known in comics. She's outgoing, warm and funny as can be. She treats her peers and fans with humor and respect".
Stan Lee: "Calling Marie the best woman artist in the business is an injustice. Marie was one of the best artists in the business, period".
Roy Thomas: "Marie Severin is a triple threat. She can color, she can draw superheroes, and she's all but incomparable at humor. She is, quite possibly, one of the most underrated people in the history of comics...."
Artist Mark Sparacio: "I met Marie Severin up at the Marvel offices when I was 15. I had sent some drawings of some characters that I had worked up to the art editor and asked for an interview. I received a letter saying that they weren't interested in my characters but I could come up to the offices and speak with someone about my work. It was Marie Severin and she gave me about 40 minutes of her time, discussing my artwork, explaining to me how I could improve and showing me around the offices. She was great and that left an indelible mark on me".
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