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A Disney|ABC Writing Program semi-finalist, Karla Nappi has worked in writer rooms and on film/tv sets in both New York City and Los Angeles. She's collaborated with Tony Gilroy on "Michael Clayton," Adam Brooks on "Definitely, Maybe," Aaron Korsh on "Suits," Carlton Cuse and Kerry Ehrin on "Bates Motel," and Robert & Michelle King on "The Good Wife" and "BrainDead."
Published February 27. 2021 06:20AM. by Terry Ahner tahner@tnonline.com. Sometimes fiction becomes reality. When Karla Nappi set out to write a comic book in 2013, she didn’t know her fictitious piece would go on to mirror present day. Nappi, of Lehighton, said her comic book “Duplicant” was adapted from a pilot script she started working on.
Editorial Department. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Karla Nappi is known for Michael Clayton (2007), Duplicity (2009) and Definitely, Maybe (2008). She is married to Joe Gadecki. Add photos, demo reels.
May 10, 2020. Richard Vasseur. First Comics News: What about your early childhood helped prepare you for writing “Duplicant”? Karla Nappi: My Dad is a huge science fiction fan, and exposed me to this genre early on. I was watching Star Wars and Blade Runner and Back to the Future along with X-Files and Star Trek and Quantum Leap.
News. DUPLICANT: KARLA NAPPI’S BRILLIANT DYSTOPIAN BIOPUNK THRILLER IS COMING TO SECONDSIGHT PUBLISHING. June 12, 2020. Peter Breau. A pulse-pounding sci-fi mystery about a scientist who becomes a victim of his own technology. Set in the future during a pandemic of organ failure, a scientist becomes a victim of his own technology.
Indie comic book creator, Karla Nappi, joined the Hall H Show at San Diego Comic-Con 2019 to talk about her comic book, Duplicant. This episode is also available on Google Play, iTunes, Stitcher, iHeart Radio and Spotify. The Hall H Show is hosted by Aaron Nabus and Alex Benedicto and is the “Voice of Independent Creators.” Show Notes:
Writer: Karla Nappi. Artist: Mariah Terry. Lettering/Production: Carlos M. Mangual. Meet Petal. She's a pangolin, and an inventor. When a lowland anoa, a maleo bird, and an orangutan move to her island, Petal uses her imagination to invent a way to embrace her shyness, and help her make her very first friends.
