Joe Casey

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Joe Casey is an American comic book writer .

Life and work

Casey began working as a full-time comic book writer in the mid-1990s. He achieved initial success with the series of the same name published by Marvel Comics about the anti-hero Cable, for which he wrote twenty issues from 1998 to 1999. After that he worked for a few years mainly for Marvel and for the Wildstorm publishing house.

He worked for Marvel from 1998 to 1999 The Incredible Hulk and then in the early 2000s successively on the series Deathlok and Uncanny X-Men . There were also a number of one shots such as Wolverine: Black Rio , Wolverine / Cable: Guts and Glory , Juggernaut: The Eight Day , Heroes Reborn: Masters of Evil and The X-Men In: Life Lessons as well as some miniseries such as X-Men: Children of the Atom , Avengers: Earth Mightiest Heroes , Iron Man: The Inevitable, and Fantastic Four: First Family. Further work as a guest author was carried out for various series.

For Wildstorm Publishing, Casey wrote numerous editions of the Wildcats series , the successor title Wildcats 3.0 , as well as three Wildcats One-Shots, which were published under the titles Devil's Night , Ladytron and Coup D'Etat from 2000 to 2004 . There were also the Mister Majestic , Automatic Kafka and The Intimates series .

In 2001 Casey took over the traditional science fiction title Adventures of Superman for DC Comics , which he was the author of for almost three years. At the same time, in 2003 he presented a two-part miniseries about the character of the night avenger Batman, which was released under the title Batman: Tenses . He wrote other works for Dark Horse Comics , Image Comics and Devil's Due Publishings .

Casey also co-created the animated series Ben 10 with Joe Kelly , Duncan Rouleau and Steven T. Seagle , which is currently broadcast on the US broadcaster Cartoon Network .

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