Writer Daniel Way has been one of Marvel's most prolific and
influential writers, making a career of crafting defining stories
for some of the House of Ideas' most popular characters. He is best
known for lengthy runs on Ghost Rider and Deadpool, and took a turn
at Marvel's most deadly father-son team in Wolverine- Origins and
Dark Wolverine (co-written with Marjorie Liu). Way has also helped
shed light on some of the Marvel Universe's darker corners,
bringing back Starr the Slayer, introducing the world to
Hit-Monkey, showcasing the assassin Bullseye's "Greatest Hits,"
declaring open season on Sabretooth and exploring the world of
Supreme Power's ruthless vigilante Nighthawk in various limited
series, as well as adding Deadpool to the roster of his reinvention
of the Thunderbolts.
Based in Brooklyn, New York, Charles Soule has written novels,
comics, screenplays and stories of all types. He is the author of
Strange Attractors, 27, Strongman and Letter 44, as well as runs on
Swamp Thing, Red Lanterns and Superman/Wonder Woman for DC Comics.
Also a musician and an attorney, Soule somehow finds time to be one
of the busiest writers in comics- Among his Marvel credits are
Thunderbolts, She-Hulk and Inhuman - as well as the landmark Death
of Wolverine, its immediate follow-up (Wolverines) and its eventual
sequel (Return of Wolverine). Soule charted the adventures of a
much-loved Star Wars characters in Lando and Poe Dameron. He
continued the story of Black Bolt, Medusa and the rest in Uncanny
Inhumans and All-New Inhumans; brought his legal expertise to the
pages of Daredevil; and assembled a blockbuster squad in
Astonishing X-Men. Following a stint on the dark side with Darth
Vader, Soule turned his attention to the rebel crew in a new volume
of Star Wars.
The writing team of Ben Acker and Ben Blacker are best known for
The Thrilling Adventure Hour, a long-running stage show and podcast
done in the style of an old-time radio serial that features stars
of stage and screen. They have also written for the TV series
Supernatural and penned the short film Drones. The writers have
used Kickstarter to fund a concert film, web series and graphic
novel based on The Thrilling Adventure Hour.
The late artist Steve Dillon had his first paying work at age 16
for the UK-based Hulk Weekly magazine. Like many of his British
contemporaries, Dillon honed his skills on the legendary 2000AD. In
1993, Dillon joined writer Garth Ennis on DC/Vertigo's Hellblazer.
Their work earned overwhelming praise from the title's devoted fan
base and led to a second collaboration on Preacher, which earned an
"A" grade from Entertainment Weekly and was later turned into a TV
series on AMC. After Preacher's 66-issue run, Dillon again teamed
with Ennis on a revival of Marvel's classic antihero, Punisher.
Dillon later illustrated Daniel Way's Wolverine- Origins, Ennis'
Punisher- War Zone, Mark Millar's Ultimate Avengers and Jason
Aaron's Punisher MAX. Dillon again drew Frank Castle for Marvel
NOW! in the relaunched Thunderbolts and later in All-New,
All-Different Marvel's The Punisher.
A former Disney animator who worked on films including The Lion
King and Pocahontas, artist Phil Noto started in comics with DC's
Birds of Prey and Jonah Hex, and DC/Wildstorm's Danger Girl. For
Marvel, he has worked on titles ranging from Black Widow to Uncanny
X-Force, and he explored the Star Wars galaxy with Chewbacca and
Poe Dameron. Also an accomplished painter, Noto has been exhibited
in solo shows in New York, Los Angeles and Paris.
Known for his gritty style of pencils and inks - with textures
reminiscent of greats Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli - Spanish
artist Jefte Palo has illustrated the miniseries Doctor Voodoo-
Avenger of the Supernatural and Taskmaster; the series Moon Knight,
Black Panther- The Man Without Fear/The Most Dangerous Man Alive
and Incredible Hulk; the one-shots X-Force- Ain't No Dog and
Wolverine- The Anniversary; and more.
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