JOE CASEY

'Joe Casey' is an American comic book writer. He has worked on titles such as ''Wildcats 3.0'', ''Uncanny X-Men'', ''The Intimates'', ''Adventures of Superman'', and ''G.I. Joe: America's Elite'', among others.
During Joe Casey's run at Marvel Comics people started to recognize his talent as a writer, especially in regard to his work on the book ''Cable''. He took the story in a totally different direction then had been previously established. Cable went from a multi-gun toting tough guy to a more spiritualized leader for the Askani.
Joe Casey wrote many titles for Wildstorm comics, often to high critical acclaim, like the highly experimental ''Automatic Kafka'' with artist Ashley Wood. Casey took over Wildcats and gave the series new direction turning from standard superheroics to corporate espionage. His ''Mister Majestic'' series with artist Ed McGuiness impressed DC Comics enough to offer them a run on ''Adventures of Superman''.
Joe Casey's ''Full Moon Fever'' was announced to be directed by Renny Harlin in December 2004.[1]
Joe Casey is currently writing a limited series for Marvel Comics, a sequel to 2005's ''Avenger's: Earth's Mightiest Heroes''. He also is writing the ongoing series '' for Devil's Due Publishing and ''Gødland'' for Image Comics. He is also working on a revamp of the original ''Youngblood'' miniseries by Rob Liefeld, called ''Maximum Youngblood''.
Casey is a part of the Man of Action collective of creators (along with Joe Kelly, Duncan Rouleau, Steven T. Seagle), who created the series ''Ben 10'', currently airing on Cartoon Network.

Contents

List of Works

Wildstorm

Others

External links

List of Works

===DC Comics===

★ ''The Adventures of Superman'' #587-590, 592-606, 608-610, 612-623 (2001-2004)

★ ''Batman'': Tenses #1-2 (2003)

★ ''The Flash'' #151 (1999)
===Marvel Comics===

★ ''Alpha Flight'' volume 2 #11 (1998)

★ ''Alpha Flight/Inhumans'' annual '98 (1998)

★ ''Avengers: Earth Mightiest Heroes'' #1-8 (2005)

★ ''Cable'' #51-70 (1998-1999)

★ ''Captain America'' annual '99 (1999)

★ ''Deathlok'' volume 3 #1-11 (1999-2000)

★ ''Fantastic Four: First Family'' #1-6 (2006)

★ ''Heroes Reborn: Masters of Evil'' (2000)

★ ''The Incredible Hulk'' #467-474 (1998-1999)

★ ''Iron Man'' annual '99 (1999)

★ ''Iron Man: the Inevitable'' #1-6 (2005-2006)

★ ''Juggernaut: the Eight Day'' (1999)

★ ''Thunderbolts'' #26 (1999)

★ ''Uncanny X-Men'' #368, 394-409 (1999, 2001-2002)

★ ''Uncanny X-Men'' annual 2001 (2001)

★ ''Uncanny X-Men/Fantastic Four'' annual '98 (1998)

★ ''Wolverine: Black Rio'' (1998)

★ ''Wolverine/Cable: Guts and Glory'' #1 (1999)

★ ''Wolverine: Days of Future Past'' #2-3 (1998)

★ ''X-Men'' volume 2 #73 (1998) and 88 (1999)

★ ''X-Men: Children of the Atom'' #1-6 (1999-2000)

★ ''The X-Men In: Life Lessons'' (2003)

Wildstorm

★ ''The Authority: Devil's Night'' (2000)

★ ''Automatic Kafka'' #1-9 (2002)

★ ''Coup D'Etat: Wildcats'' (2004)

★ ''Gen¹³'' #42 (1999)

★ ''The Intimates'' #1-12 (2004-2005)

★ ''Mister Majestic'' #1-9(1999-2000)

★ ''Wildcats'' volume 2 5#-28 (2000-2002)

★ ''Wildcats 3.0'' #1-24 (2002-2004)

★ ''Wildcats: Devil's Night'' (2000)

★ ''Wildcats: Ladytron'' (2000)

Others

★ ''Battle Pope'' #11-13 (2000) (Funk-O-Tron)

★ ''Double Image'' #1-5 (2001) (Image Comics)

★ ''Double Take'' #6-8 (2001) (Funk-O-Tron)

★ ''Full Moon Fever'' (2005) (AiT/Planet Lar)

★ ''Gødland'' #1-ongoing (2005-ongoing) (Image Comics)

★ '' #0-18 (2005-2006) (Devil's Due Publishing)

★ ''Hellboy: Weird Tales'' #2 (2003) (Dark Horse Comics)

★ ''Hellcop'' #1-4 (1998) (Image Comics)

★ ''Image Comics Holiday Special 2005'' (2005) (4-page Gødland story) (Image Comics)

★ ''Infantry'' #1-3 (2004-2005) (Devil's Due Publishing)

★ ''Milkman Murders'' #1-4 (2004) (with Steve Parkhouse, Dark Horse Comics)

★ ''Tom Strong'' #33 (2005) (America's Best Comics)

External links

★ Joe Casey official web site

★ Comics, Drugs & Cornflakes - An Extensive Interview @ PopImage

★ The Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators

★ The Comicbook Database