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Marc Sumerak(born 1978 inSolon, Ohio)[1]is a freelance comic book writer fromCleveland, Ohio.He graduated fromBowling Green State Universityin 2000[1]and worked as an editor atMarvel Comicsbefore becoming a freelance writer. His credits include work onAvengers,Thor,Iron Man,Fantastic Four,Black Panther,Captain Marvel,Thunderbolts,Hulk,Sentinel,Agent Xand many more. He was a member of the Marvel editorial team from 1999 to 2003, working alongside editorTom Brevoort.
Marc Sumerak | |
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 Sumerak, speaking at the San Diego Convention Center, 2019 | |
| Born | 1978 |
| Occupation | Freelance comic book writer |
He is known for his work onMarvel Comics' all-agesPower Packseries (of which he has written seven consecutive 4-issue limited series),[2]as well as theEisner Award&Harvey AwardnominatedFranklin Richards: Son of a Genius(with co-writerChris Eliopoulos).[3]He is also currently providing the English translations forSpider-Man J(featured in the bi-monthlySpider-Man Familyseries). Other pieces he has authored include:Guardians, Marvel Age: Fantastic Four,[4]Machine Teen,Ororo: Before the Stormand more. His first published work as a writer was theAvengers Casebook 1999.He also handled the writing process for the gameMarvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order.[5]
Sumerak has stated that one of his main influences was the time he spent working as acostumed characteratSeaWorldinAurora, Ohio.
References
edit- ^ab"Writer flexes his creative muscles".Bowling Green State University.Retrieved25 November2020.
- ^"SUMERAK.COM - POWER PACK".www.sumerak.com.Retrieved2021-05-16.
- ^Noble, Barnes &."Franklin Richards: A Fantastic Year|NOOK Book".Barnes & Noble.Retrieved2021-05-16.
- ^"Marc Sumerak (Person)".Comic Vine.Retrieved2021-05-16.
- ^"TONS of info on Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order (Gameplay mechanics, leveling-up, characters, story, and MUCH more)".
External links
edit- Official Home Page
- Marc's Personal Blog
- Marvel Comics Publishing Catalog
- The Turkeyhat Sweet (Sumerak is a contributor)
- Amazon.com published works list
- Toledo Blade newspaper interview
- Comic Book Resources interview
- Newsarama interview
- HeroSpy interview
- The Pulse interview
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