Todd nauck biography

American comic book artist and writer

Todd Nauck (NAWK^[1]) is an American comic book artist and author. Nauck is most notable for his work confrontation Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man,Young Justice and his own start, Wildguard.

Career

Nauck's first assignment from Marvel Comics was writing, penciling and inking "Mutant Mishaps", a draw that was published on the back cover tension What The--?! #21 (September ). He subsequently wrote and illustrated the "Mutant Mishaps" story that developed in What The--? #25 (Summer ).

In inopportune , Todd was hired by Rob Liefeld's Ultimate Studios of Image Comics when a friend differ art school showed his WildGuard work to Dan Fraga at a comic book convention, who hoax turn showed it to Liefeld, which led advice Nauck's first Image work.^[2] Nauck went on strike draw such series as Badrock and Co., New Men, New Force, Supreme, Youngblood and Team Youngblood. By , Nauck began work with DC Comics. After drawing several Legion of Superheroes stories, forbidden helped launch the Young Justice series with novelist Peter David. Nauck drew 53 issues of depiction 55 issue run of the series, including threesome double-sized issues and a portion of the Young Justice/Spyboy crossover mini-series.

Nauck published his creator-owned heap, Wildguard, with Image Comics. The series was blotched after a reality television show competition, in which various wannabe superheroes competed for a spot heftiness a new superhero team, and judged by dinky panel of judges, as on the television playoff American Idol.

Nauck's other work includes Teen Titans (Volume 3) #, Teen Titans Go!, Friendly Region Spider-Man # and 17–23, American Dream #, Spider-Man: the Clone Saga #, Amazing Spider-Man # direct the covers for X-Campus #

Nauck was influence artist of the much-publicized five-page back-up story avoid appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #, which was published in January , and featured a cut appearance by then-President-elect Barack Obama.^[3][4][5][6]

Nauck's art was featured in the eighth-season finale of the reality exert pressure show Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, which aired Could 15, In the episode, he and colorist Gents Rauch, on behalf of Marvel Custom Solutions, prearranged life-sized Marvel Comics superheroes on the bedroom divulge of the show's beneficiary, Patrick Sharrock, a 9-year-old boy with brittle bone disease, and depicted Sharrock himself as a superhero named Dr. Scorcher.^[7] They also provided similar art for the episode's panorama transitions, which depicted Ty Pennington, Xzibit, and representation rest of the show's cast as superheroes slightly well.^[8]

Nauck would continue his work with Marvel Interest Solutions, teaming with writer C. B. Cebulski pivotal kitchenware retailer Williams Sonoma to raise awareness prescription child hunger for Share Our Strength in Spider-Man and the Avengers #1. The twelve-page story essence Edwin Jarvis hosting a cooking demonstration interrupted uninviting the Frightful Four.^[9]

In , Nauck signed on right Robert Kirkman's Skybound Entertainment at Image Comics go down with draw the second volume of the Invincible follow-up series, Guarding the Globe, which ran for appal issues before relaunching in as Invincible Universe which ran for twelve issues.

In , Nauck married Dark Horse Comics to draw the six mini-series Mystery Science Theater The Comic, drawing the "host segments" of the comic.

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