Kyle Higgins

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Kyle Higgins (born June 12, 1985) is an American comic book writer and film producer.

He is best known for his role in the Batman movie at DC Comics and the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers franchise at Boom! Studios.

Early life

Kyle Higgins was born on June 12, 1985, and grew up in Homer Glen, Illinois. Higgins' fascination with both comic books and filmmaking began at the age of seven.

Higgins, who spent two years studying film and creative writing at the University of Iowa, has joined Chapman University in Orange, California, where he will graduate. He started an unpaid internship with the Donners' Company in late 2006, giving him the opportunity to collaborate with Richard Donner, who directed the film that introduced Higgins to comics and filmmaking.

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Career

Higgins spent a year writing and directing his college thesis film The League, about the 1960's Chicago superhero union, before directing the back-up features for the 2010 versions of Detective Comics Annual and Batman Annual. Nightrunner, a Franco-Islamic character who co-created with David Hine and caused some controversy, appeared in the stories. Higgins stayed on the Batman brand, co-writing the five-issue Batman: Gates of Gotham with Detective Comics writer Scott Snyder, which delves into Gotham's past.

Higgins wrote Nightwing, often interlinking arcs with Snyder, who went to Batman, as the DC Rebooted their entire line in 2011. In September 2011, Higgins also wrote the first eight issues of Deathstroke. For DC's digital-first line, Higgins began writing Batman Beyond 2.0, a DCU based version of the character from DCAU's Batman Beyond. Higgins had joined the writing team for Batman Eternal in January 2014 following his stint on Nightwing, which ended in March 2014.

Higgins announced C.O.W.L., his first creator-owned ongoing series with Image Comics, in January 2014. The series, which was co-written by Alec Siegel and starring art by Rod Reis, revisited Higgins' The League's world. C.O.W.L. The exploration of superheroes from the perspective of a union group was also included in a early-1960s aesthetic, noir overtones, and political drama. The series debuted in May 2014 and the first issue sold out of its first print run. Issue 11 of the series came to an end in July 2015. News of Image Expo 2015, the eight-issue sci-fi murder mystery Hadrian's Wall, which debuted in September 2016, will be directed by Dust in the film version.

Higgins was revealed as the author of Mighty Morphin's Power Rangers, a new comic based on the same name as Boom! Studio. "The first official Mighty Morphin Power Ranger built in over 20 years," Lord Drakkon said in issue 9 of the comic. The character's success led to its inclusion in the mobile battle game Power Rangers: Legacy Wars, an exclusive action figure, and other merchandise. Higgins created the first Power Rangers comic book exhibition in "Shattered Grid," incorporating a variety of characters from around the show's history in March 2018, marking the franchise's 25th anniversary. Higgins also wrote the tale for the game Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid, as well as providing the game's voice and speaking out for the Mastodon Sentry. Marguerite Bennett, Ryan Parrott, and Melissa Flores would all be replaced as the head writer of the comedy later this year.

The Shadow Hours, Higgins' new short film, premiered in August 2016. Tom Riley and Britt Lower, the award-winning neo-noir, are twin private investigators with a mysterious medical condition in which only one of them can be up at a time.

Dynamite Entertainment revealed a new Magnus, Robot Fighter series in March 2017, with artwork by Jorge Fornés. Despite strong coverage, the series was eventually cancelled at issue 5. Higgins was also reunited with Gates of Gotham collaborator Trevor McCarthy for Nightwing: The New Order, an Elseworlds-style miniseries set in an alternate universe in which superpowers have been omitted and outlawed. Despite initial fan outrage over the concept, the novel was eventually well-received by readers, with many commentators comparing the novel positively to Marvel's concurrent Secret Empire event.

In early 2018, Higgins introduced The Dead Hand, a creator-owned series for Image Comics, with art by Stephen Mooney. The series, which was released in April 2018, was an intelligence comic about a Cold War war II spy who is returning to threaten the world.

Higgins and Mat Groom had revealed that they would be writing The Rise of Ultraman, a new Ultraman story with art by Michael Cho and Francesco Manna in March 2020. On September 9, 2020, the series debuted. In March 2021, it was announced that a sequel, The Trials of Ultraman, would debut, with Higgins and Groom returning as writers and Manna returning as artist. In August 2022, a new series, The Mystery of Ultraseven, was announced, with Higgins and Groom returning as writers and Davide Tinto as the artist.

Higgins' Radiant Black, another creator-owned book for Image Comics, was announced in November 2020, with artwork by Marcelo Costa. In February 2021, the series's first issue was published. The series will become so popular that it would expand into its own universe of books dubbed "The Massive-Verse." It all started with a one-shot crossover called Supermassive, written by Higgins, Ryan Parrott, and Mat Groom, with artwork by Francesco Manna and Simone Ragazzoni. The comic was a mash-up of Radiant Black, Inferno Girl Red, and Rogue Sun, with the latter two appearing in the first two in the series. The first of these new books to come out of this will be the title Rogue Sun, written by Parrott and Abel, with its first issue releasing on March 2, 2022. Radiant Red, Cherish Chen's first official spin-off of Radiant Black, will be published on March 9, 2022, with the miniseries written by Cherish Chen and art by David Lafuente.

Higgins will be writing Ordinary Gods for Image in April 2021, with Felipe Wantanabe as the illustrator. In July 2021, the series debuted. Joe Clark, a long-time Higgins collaborator, and a writer, was confirmed as a permanent co-writer in August 2021, beginning with issue 4.

Higgins would write a miniseries on Darkhawk for Marvel in May 2021, with Juanan Ramirez serving as the artist. The first issue debuted on August 25, 2021, with the fifth and final issue releasing on January 12, 2022.

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