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Jonathan Hickman is an American comic book writer and artist, best known for his creator-owned series The Nightly News, The Manhattan Projects and East of West, as well as his lengthy stints as a writer on Marvel 's Fantastic Four, The Avengers and The New Avengers.
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- 15 Fantastic Four
- 14 Secret Wars
- 13 East of West
- 12 Ultimate Comics: Hawkeye
- 11 New Avengers
- 10 Pax Romana
- 9 The Red Wing
- 8 Ultimate Comics: Thor
- 7 The Nightly News
- 6 Future Foundation
Hickman knew this team was meant to be explorers of the unknown, both in space and on Earth, while never losing the essence of what made them Marvel's first family. Almost everything he did on "Fantastic Four"was gold, especially when the book didn't have the benefit of piggybacking on a successful cinematic franchise. He took over where writers li...
Hickman continued his fascination with the Fantastic Four, using them as a major part of "Secret Wars"in 2015 with Esad Ribic crushing it on art! In this crossover event, Hickman fiddled with so many elements that it wasn't a surprise that it took longer than expected to finish. It boasted the Avengers, Infinity gems, the Beyonder, and a ton of oth...
Image Comics' "East of West"started in 2013 and is currently 32 issues deep thanks to Hickman and Nick Dragotta's magic, and it's showing no sign of slowing down! They created a dramatic, action-packed sci-fi destruction myth focusing on the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, particularly Death, who has relinquished his job for a simpler life with hi...
"Ultimate Comics: Hawkeye" was a four-issue run featuring incredible art from Rafa Sandoval. Together, the creative team gave great insight into Hawkeye's origins in the alternative Ultimae universe, including his recruitment and his life as a family man, which would all help inform the MCU's depiction later on. Hickman hit all the right notes in t...
Brian Michael Bendis started "New Avengers" in 2005 and in the team's third incarnation, Hickman took over, shortly after ending his "Fantastic Four" stint. He started with Steve Epting on art and dove into the politics of the Illuminati (a secret organization that took it upon themselves to keep safe the infamous Infinity Gems), with Black Bolt, C...
"Pax Romana"is one of Hickman's earliest creator-owned works and some of his most provocative. He carved out a big name for himself at Image Comics through this title as he dealt with the Vatican's clandestine research, which ultimately allowed its agents to use time travel to manipulate things in their favor. The Church proceeded to use this secre...
Hickman reunited with "The Manhattans Project" artist, Nick Pitarra, on another Image Comics title that managed to push the envelope of time travel a la "Pax Romana." In 2011, they jumped into "The Red Wing," just when Hickman was picking up steam at Marvel, but this book showed that the big company wasn't diluting his indie mindset as he picked up...
"Ultimate Comics: Thor" was another four issue run from Hickman that showcased the origins of an Avenger in this alternate Ultimate universe. He blended Asgardian lore with that of the modern Earth realm, as he dove into Ragnarok and Loki's endless lust for war, as well as Odin trying to shape Thor to rule. It also elaborated on how Thor was actual...
In 2006, Hickman burst onto the Image Comics scene by writing, drawing, coloring and lettering "The Nightly News." It was a media-driven book with huge sociopolitical missives, all done via engrossing infographics and illustration. Outside of the book's fabulous design aesthetic, this polemic focused on terrorists and journalists in a war that was ...
The "Future Foundation" started off in the Fantastic Four books, but Hickman expanded on its philosophy with Epting once more directing his story visually. The FF served as a philanthropic organization created by Reed Richards to better serve humanity's future. It included Reed's dad, as well as Zero-G (Alex Power), Dragon Man, evolved Moloids and ...
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Feb 21, 2018 · Below you’ll find a complete chronology and timeline for every Marvel comic book written by Jonathan Hickman, as well as background reading that can help provide context for Hickman’s entrance onto a series or set of characters.
Updated every new comic book day! Complete guide to Jonathan Hickman's X-Men, including House of X & Powers of X event reading orders, and Dawn of X comics!
READING GUIDE: JONATHAN HICKMAN. Dive into the works of writer Jonathan Hickman as we take you through his Marvel reading chronology!
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Hickman was the runner-up in the first Comic Book Idol competition and went on to draw and write a number of series. He is the creator of The Nightly News, published under Image, and has also worked on Marvel's Legion of Monsters, on the story N'Kantu, the Living Mummy: MustDie/EatSoul.
