Todd Nauck
Todd Nauck was born in Texas, United States on April 2nd, 1971 and is the Comic Book Artist. At the age of 53, Todd Nauck biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Todd Nauck is an American comic book artist and writer.
Nauck is most notable for his work on Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Young Justice and his own creation, Wildguard.
Career
Nauck's first job from Marvel Comics was writing, penciling, and inking "Mutant Mishaps," a story that was published on the back cover of What The? #21 (September 1992) is the most popular figure in the United Kingdom. He later wrote and illustrated the "Mutant Mishaps" tale in What The—? (Summer 1993) #25 (Summer 1993).
Todd was hired by Rob Liefeld's Extreme Studios of Image Comics in early 1994 when a friend from art school showed his WildGuard work to Dan Fraga at a comic book exhibition, who in turn showed it to Liefeld, which led to Nauck's first Image work. Badrock and Co., New Man, New Force, Supreme, Youngblood, and Team Youngblood were among the Nauck's original series. Nauck began working with DC Comics in 1997. He assisted in the creation of the Young Justice series with writer Peter David after drawing several Legions of Superheroes stories. Nauck rew 53 issues of the 55 issue run of the series, including three double-sized issues and a small amount of the Young Justice/Spyboy crossover mini-series.
With Image Comics, Nauck created his own line, Wildguard. The series was based on a reality television showdown, in which various wannabe superheroes vied for a spot on a new superhero team and judged by a panel of judges, as on the television series American Idol.
Teen Titans (Volume 3) #32-33, Go! Teen Titans #11-13, and 17-23, American Dream #1-5, Spider-Man #628 and the covers for X-Campus #628 include Nauck's latest creations, including Teen Titans (Volume 3) #33-33, The Clone Saga #628.
Nauck wrote the article "The Amazing Spider-Man #583," which was released in January 2009 and featured a cameo appearance by then-President Barack Obama.
In the eighth season finale of reality television show Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, which aired May 15, 2011, Nauck's art was featured. In the episode, he and colorist John Rauch, on behalf of Marvel Custom Solutions, created life-size Marvel Comics superheroes on the bedroom wall of the show's beneficiary, Patrick Sharrock, a 9-year-old boy with brittle bone disease, and depicted Sharrock himself as a superhero named Dr. Scorcher. They also provided comparable artwork for the episode's scene transitions, which depicted Ty Pennington, Xzibit, and the majority of the cast as superheroes.
Nauck will continue his involvement with Marvel Custom Solutions, alongside writer C. B. Cebulski and kitchenware store Williams Sonoma to raise money for Share Our Strength in Spider-Man and the Avengers #1. Edwin Jarvis is the host of a cooking demonstration that was interrupted by the Frightful Four in this twelve-page story.
Nauck co-authored the second volume of Robert Kirkman's Skybound Entertainment at Image Comics in 2012, when the Invincible Spin-off series Guarding the Globe went for six years before relaunching in 2013 as Invincible Universe, which ran for twelve issues.
In 2018, Nauck joined Dark Horse Comics to produce the six mini-series Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Comic, which features the comic's "host segments."