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We’ve been selling comics since 1961 (our first sale: #1 at $0.25, see one of our first ads) and on the since 1996. Copyright © 1996 - 2021 Lone Inc. Character images copyright © their respective owners. Fabian Nicieza. When Nicieza was three years old his family moved to the United States. Growing up in , Nicieza learned to read and write from comic books. Later he studied at , interning at ABC Television before graduating in 1983 with a degree in Advertising and Public Relations. Then from 1983 - 1985 he worked for the Berkley Publishing Group, first in their production department, then as a managing editor. Early Marvel Days. In 1985 Nicieza joined the staff at Marvel Comics, initially as a manufacturing assistant, later moving over to the advertising department into a manager position. During this period he began to take his first freelance work for Marvel, writing short articles for Marvel's promotional magazine . Nicieza's first published comic story came in 1987 with Psi-Force #9, a title in Marvel's short-lived line. This led to his becoming that title's regular writer at issue #16, which continued until its cancellation at #32 in early 1989. This work led to some small fill in work for the writer on titles such as Classic X-Men and in the Marvel Annuals' 1989 summer Atlantis Attacks . Then in 1990 in the pages of #412, Marvel's then-Editor-in-Chief Tom DeFalco created the super-hero team (using pre-existing characters) and decided to give his new creations their own comic book. Nicieza was selected as writer of the project with artist on pencils. He went on to write the book for most of its first 50 issues (initially with Bagley as artist, then with and occasional fill-ins) to critical and fan acclaim. Also in 1990 Nicieza began short runs on comics such as (vol.1 #'s 87-90), Avengers (Vol.1 #317 -325) and Avengers Spotlight , as well as the miniseries , which in turn led him to write the ongoing Nomad (vol.2) series in 1992. That same year, Nicieza became editor for Marvel's comics line for young children - Star Comics. His time as editor was short, however, as he soon quit to concentrate on his burgeoning freelance writing career at the company. Projects which Nicieza took on in this period included the National Football League-approved super-hero NFL Superpro (1991), and the ambitious miniseries The Adventures of Captain America, Sentinel of Liberty (1991), in which Nicieza (with artist Kevin Maguire) retold and reimagined Captain America's 1940s origin. The X-Men Era. In 1991 Nicieza joined with artist in co-plotting and writing the final issues of the title (vol.1 #'s 98-100). In those issues Liefeld and Nicieza created some key characters and concepts including , and X-Force. Liefeld and Nicieza then produced an ongoing X-Force title, the first issue of which set sales records in the summer of 1991 (though it was quickly surpassed by X-Men vol.2 #1 later that year). Nicieza initially worked on the title as scripter; after the departure of Liefeld in #12 he became its full writer which he remained until 1995. Nicieza had been offered writing duties on Uncanny X-Men in early 1992 but refused citing his heavy schedule, the work eventually going to at Nicieza's suggestion. However by of that year Nicieza has been convinced to come aboard the adjectiveless X-Men title beginning with #12, working with artist throughout his run. For the next three years Nicieza, Lobdell (still on Uncanny X-Men ) and editor steered the fortunes of Marvel's most successful characters through stories such as the X-Cutioner's Song , Covenant and Age of crossovers. During this period Nicieza wrote the first (1992) mini-series as well as the first few issues of the character's ongoing (1993) Cable Series. He also wrote the first solo Deadpool series, Deadpool: the Circle Chase in 1993. These series expanded the characters' personalities and established key background information for both characters, all things which were later used by other writers on those characters' subsequent ongoing books. However in 1995, in a dispute with Harras over the future direction of his plotlines on X-Force , Nicieza quit the X-titles completely leaving X- Force with #43 and X-Men with #45. Acclaim: VH2. After 1995, Nicieza's workload at Marvel began to fall dramatically. He wrote short runs of (vol.2, 1995), Spider-Man: The Final Adventure (1995) and Mighty Morphin before leaving the company entirely in 1996. That year Nicieza did his first work for rival publisher DC Comics, co-writing League: Midsummer Nightmare with which relaunched the as the JLA. He also worked for Twist and Shout Comics writing and penciling back-up stories in X-Flies Special #1 and Dirtbag #7. Later in 1996 Nicieza joined Acclaim Comics as senior vice-president and editor-in-chief. He was charged with revamping the companies intellectual properties which had previously formed . Nicieza as editor oversaw the new version, dubbed " VH2 ", which re-imagined characters such as , X-O Manowar and using popular comic book writers of the period including , Mark Waid and . Nicieza himself wrote the re-imagined title as well as a new concept, Troublemakers . Turok met with success as a video game adaptation, and Nicieza was promoted to President and Publisher of Acclaim Comics, Inc. in 1997. Nicieza even wrote a Turok novella during this period. However his success was short lived and after staff cuts and most of the lines' cancellation, Nicieza left Acclaim in 1999. 1999 - Present. Returning to freelance work, Marvel and the X-Men, Nicieza co-wrote the Wars crossover through Uncanny X-Men (#366-367) and X-Men (Vol. 2 #86-87) with artist in 1999. This then led into two successive Magneto limited series - Magneto Rex (1999) and Magneto: Dark Seduction (2000) as well as an ongoing (1999) series which he wrote for the first 24 issues of its 25 issue run. Also in 1999 Nicieza took over the writing chores on Marvel's with #34, following the departure of Kurt Busiek. He continued to write the book (initially with old partner Mark Bagley on art, later with and Chris Batista) up until #75 when the title was revamped. The revamp was unsuccessful however and in 2004 the original version of the team was resurrected, initially in an Avengers/Thunderbolts miniseries, then later in the New Thunderbolts with Nicieza again as writer and with Tom Grummett as . Since 1999 Nicieza has taken on many writing projects, mostly for Marvel. These include limited series such as (2001), Citizen V and the V Battalion: Everlasting (2002) , X-Men Forever (2001), and X-Force (Vol.2) as well as short-lived ongoing series such as (2003). At DC he has written the six issue mini-series Supermen of America (1999) and JLA: Created Equal (2000) as well as some issues of Justice League Adventures . In 2003 Nicieza branched out by co-creating with artist Steffano Raffaele a horror tinged, creator-owned mini-series The Blackburne Covenant which was published by . That same year he also returned to two characters he had first written over ten years before, in the new ongoing Cable & Deadpool series for Marvel. 2006 saw the Nicieza-orchestrated mini-series "I Heart Marvel Vol 1" hit stands around Valentine's Day. He penned one issue of the mini, which featured 3 characters from his old New Warriors series. As a screenwriter, Fabian was a co-writer of the Hot Wheels World Race animated feature (with Mark Edens and Jeff Gomez), and The Black Belt Club (with Jeff Gomez and Dawn Barnes), a computer-animated feature based on the bestselling book series from Scholastic in development with Runner Entertainment. In 2006 Nicieza's returned to DC with a three issue arc in #841-843 (September - November, 2006), co-written with Kurt Busiek. This arc spotlights , , and The . Fabian Nicieza is married with two daughters. Awards. He has received a good deal of recognition for his work, including a nomination for the Comics' Buyer's Guide Award for Favorite Writer in 2000. Details about Adventures of Captain America TPB Set 1-2-3-4 WW2 Hitler Nazis. You must return items in their original packaging and in the same condition as when you received them. If you don't follow our item condition policy for returns , you may not receive a full refund. Refunds by law: In Australia, consumers have a legal right to obtain a refund from a business if the goods purchased are faulty, not fit for purpose or don't match the seller's description. More information at returns . Fabian Nicieza. Fabian Nicieza ( 31 December 1961) is an Argentine- writer and editor who is best known for his work on Marvel titles such as X-Men , X-Force , New Warriors , Cable and Deadpool , and Thunderbolts , for all of which he helped create numerous characters. Contents. Early life. Nicieza was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the son of Omar and Irma Riguetti Nicieza. [1] He was four years old when his family moved to the United States. Growing up in New Jersey, Nicieza learned to read and write from comic books. He studied at Rutgers University, interning at the ABC television network before graduating in 1983 with a degree in advertising and public relations. [2] His brother is Mariano Nicieza, also a comic book writer and editor. Career. Until 1985, Nicieza worked for the Berkley Publishing Group, starting in the production department and becoming a managing editor. [3] Marvel Comics. In 1985, Nicieza joined the staff at Marvel Comics, initially as a manufacturing assistant, [ citation needed ] later moving to the promotions department as an advertising manager. [4] During this period he began to take his first freelance work for Marvel, writing short articles for Marvel’s promotional magazine Marvel Age . Nicieza's first published comics story came with Psi-Force No. 9 (July 1987), a title in Marvel's short-lived New Universe imprint. This led to his becoming that title's regular writer from #16 (Feb. 1988) until #32 (June 1989), the final issue. This led to fill-in work on titles such as Classic X- Men , for which he provided backup stories, and in the Marvel Annuals' 1989 summer crossover "Atlantis Attacks". After Tom DeFalco, then Marvel's editor-in-chief, created the superhero team the New Warriors, using existing characters, in Thor No. 412 (Dec. 1989), he selected Nicieza to write the spin-off series. Nicieza recalled "I took the assignment for two reasons. First, I saw a lot of potential in these characters that had already been deemed useless. And secondly, I really wanted to write a monthly book." [5] Collaborating with pencilers Mark Bagley and later Darick Robertson, primarily, Nicieza went on to write the title for most of its first 53 issues (July 1990 – November 1994). Years later, Nicieza said that he considers the first 25 issues of New Warriors to be the best work of his career. [4] Also in 1990 Nicieza began short runs on comics such as Alpha Flight (#87–101), Avengers (#317–325) and Avengers Spotlight , as well as the miniseries Nomad , which in turn led him to write the ongoing series Nomad vol. 2 in 1992. That year, Nicieza became editor of Marvel's children's imprint, Star Comics. Shortly afterward, he left the Marvel staff and began freelance writing for the company. Nicieza's projects in this period included the first four issues of National Football League-approved superhero NFL SuperPro (Oct. 1991 – Feb. 1992), and, with penciler Kevin Maguire, the four-issue miniseries Adventures of Captain America (also known by its cover-logo treatment, The Adventures of Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty ) (Sept. 1991 – Jan. 1992), an origin-story retelling set in the 1940s. The X-Men. In 1991, Nicieza joined with artist Rob Liefeld in co-plotting and writing the final three issues of the New Mutants . In those issues Liefeld and Nicieza created the characters Deadpool and Shatterstar as well as the super team, X-Force. Liefeld and Nicieza then produced an ongoing X- Force title. Nicieza initially worked on the title as scripter; after the departure of Liefeld in No. 12 he became its full writer, which he remained until 1995. By the end of 1992, Nicieza became regular scripter for X-Men vol. 2, beginning with No. 12 (Sept. 1992), working primarily with penciler Andy Kubert throughout his run. For the next three years, Nicieza was among the writers and editors of one of Marvel's most popular superhero franchises during a time of such popular, multi-series crossover story arcs as "X-Cutioner's Song", "Phalanx Covenant" and "Age of Apocalypse". During this period Nicieza wrote the first Cable miniseries as well as the first few issues of the character's subsequent ongoing series. He also wrote the first solo Deadpool series, Deadpool: the Circle Chase in 1993. These series expanded the characters' personalities and established key background information for both characters, all things which were later used by other writers on those characters’ subsequent ongoing books. However in 1995, in a dispute with then editor-in-chief Bob Harras over the future direction of his plotlines on X-Force , [ citation needed ] Nicieza was fired from the X-titles, leaving X-Force with No. 43 and X-Men with No. 45. He later remarked, "I never wanted to leave [ X-Force ], and never felt my firing was justified. . I don't recall being given a reason [for being fired], and I also don't recall asking for one. . Considering it was a Top 10 selling title at the time, I felt it was a wholly unjustified decision." [4] Acclaim Comics. After 1995, Nicieza wrote short runs of Captain Marvel (vol. 2, 1995), Spider-Man: The Final Adventure (1995) and stories for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers before leaving the company in 1996. That year Nicieza did his first work for rival publisher DC Comics, co-writing Justice League: Midsummer Nightmare with Mark Waid which relaunched the Justice League as the JLA. He also worked for Twist and Shout Comics writing and pencilling back-up stories in X-Flies Special #1 and Dirtbag #7. Later in 1996 Nicieza joined Acclaim Comics as senior vice-president and editor-in-chief. He was charged with revamping the companies intellectual properties which had previously formed Valiant Comics' Valiant Universe . Nicieza as editor oversaw the new version, dubbed "VH2", which re-imagined characters such as Solar, X-O Manowar, and Ninjak. Nicieza himself wrote the Turok title as well as a new series, Troublemakers . Turok met with success as a video game adaptation, and Nicieza was promoted to president and publisher of Acclaim Comics in 1997. He also wrote a Turok novella during this period. However, after staff cuts and most of the lines' cancellation, Nicieza left Acclaim in 1999. Freelance work. Returning to freelance work, Marvel and the X-Men, Nicieza co-wrote the Magneto Wars crossover through Uncanny X-Men #366–367 and X- Men vol. 2, #86–87, with artist Alan Davis in 1999. This led to the successive Magneto limited series Magneto Rex (1999) and Magneto: Dark Seduction (2000), as well as an ongoing Gambit (1999) series which he wrote for the first 24 issues of its 25-issue run. Also in 1999, Nicieza began writing Thunderbolts with #34. He continued to write the book (initially with old partner Mark Bagley on art, later with Patrick Zircher and Chris Batista) up until No. 75 when the title was revamped. The revamp was unsuccessful, and in 2004 the original version of the team was resurrected, initially in an Avengers/Thunderbolts miniseries, then later in the New Thunderbolts series with Nicieza again as writer. Nicieza also worked on several limited series at Marvel and DC around the turn of the century. At Marvel he wrote Citizen V (2001), Citizen V and the V Battalion: Everlasting (2002) , X-Men Forever (2001), and X-Force vol. 2, as well as the short-lived ongoing series Hawkeye (2003); while at DC, he wrote the six-issue miniseries Supermen of America (1999) and the project JLA: Created Equal (2000), as well as some issues of the children's comic Justice League Adventures . In 2003 Nicieza co-created, with artist Stefano Raffaele, the horror miniseries The Blackburne Covenant , published by Dark Horse Comics. That same year he returned to two of his old characters with the Marvel series Cable and Deadpool , of which he wrote all 50 issues. In 2006, Nicieza returned to DC with a three-issue arc in #841–843 (July–Sept. 2006), co-written with Kurt Busiek. Nicieza also wrote JSA Classified #28. He is also one of the co-writers for The 99 , an "Islamic culture-based comic book" with Kuwaiti Naif Al-Mutawa, [6] Other late-2000s DC work includes Nightwing and , [7] [8] both titles being cancelled in connection with " R.I.P." and Nicieza then wrote an Azrael : Death's Dark Knight mini-series, part of the Battle for the Cowl storyline which dealt with the "Batman R.I.P." aftermath. After Death's Dark Knight concluded, Nicieza wrote the new Azrael ongoing series from issue #1-13 (December 2009-December 2010). [9] [10] Nicieza began writing the DC series with issues No. 13 (August 2010) and the series concluded with issue #26 in August 2011. DC announced that Nicieza would be writing Lost, a spinoff of Legion of Superheroes as part of DC's line wide relaunch initiative in September 2011. Nicieza only wrote the first 6 issues before leaving the title. [11] Non-comics work. In non-comics works, Nicieza co-scripted the direct-to-DVD animated feature Hot Wheels World Race , and the computer-animated DVD feature The Black Belt Club , based on the Scholastic book series.