Ed Brubaker

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Ed Brubaker
Name	Ed Brubaker
Personal Information
Gender	Male
Date of Birth	November 17, 1966
Place of Birth	U.S.A., Maryland, Bethesda
Professional Information
Employers	Marvel Comics; DC; Blackthorne Comics; Slave Labor Graphics; Caliber; Dark Horse; Alternative Comics; Drawn and Quarterly; Fantagraphics
Titles	Writer
First Work	Captain America (Vol. 5) #1
Notable Creations	Aleksander Lukin, Ed 'Scoop' Brubaker, Gabriel Summers, Max Lohmer, Secret Avengers (Black Ops Unit, Winter Soldier Concept, X-Force (Strike Team)

Work History

• 271 subject(s) created by "Ed Brubaker"
• 295 work(s) that "Ed Brubaker" wrote

Notes

Brubaker is a very accomplished writer. He is noted for his relaunching of Captain America in Captain America (Vol. 5) as well as his work on Daredevil and Marvels Project. Brubaker won the Harvey Award in 2006 and 2007. He is a multiple Eisner Award winner (2007, 2008, and 2010).

Brubaker has also been instrumental in reviving several deceased and/or obscure characters. For example, Bucky Barnes had never appeared as a character since Marvel's golden age. Brubaker revived and re-invented the character in Captain America Vol 5. Brubaker has had similar revivals for a new Masterman, Max Fury, John Steele, and The Man With No Face

Trivia

• As a homage to Ed, a bailiff named Brubaker made an appearance in "What If Karen Page Had Lived?".

See Also

• 1 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Ed Brubaker (Earth-1218)
• 1 image(s) of Ed Brubaker

Links and References

• http://www.edbrubaker.com/
• http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Ed_Brubaker