Lynn Varley is an acclaimed American comic book colorist known for her striking and innovative work. She gained prominence through her collaborations with her then-husband, Frank Miller, a renowned comic book writer and artist.

Varley's career is dotted with significant accomplishments and contributions to the comics industry. Her coloring work has been an integral part of celebrated comics such as Ronin, The Dark Knight Returns, Elektra Lives Again, and 300. Her unique approach to color has helped define the visual style of these iconic stories.

Varley's talent has been recognized with several industry awards. She received the Eisner Award and the Harvey Award in 1999, as well as multiple Comics Buyer's Guide Awards for Best Colorist in 1986, 1999, and 2000. She has also been nominated for this accolade in the years 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002, and 2003.

One of her early collaborations with Miller was coloring a 1982 Wolverine miniseries, written by Chris Claremont. Her work on Elektra Lives Again, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, and 300 stand out as some of her most distinguished projects, all of which featured Miller's script and drawings.

Notably, Varley's contributions have helped shape the evolution of comic book art and continue to inspire colorists and artists in the industry.