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[[Image:Jason Aaron.jpg|right|thumb|Jason Aaron in 2006]] | [[Image:Jason Aaron.jpg|right|thumb|Jason Aaron in 2006]] | ||
'''Jason Aaron''' (born [[January 28]], [[1973]] in [[Jasper]]) is a comic book writer known for incorporating social commentary into his stories. | '''Jason Aaron''' (born [[January 28]], [[1973]] in [[Jasper]]) is a comic book writer. He is known for incorporating social commentary into his stories, and perhaps best known for creating a female "Thor" for Marvel. | ||
Aaron graduated from [[Shelby County High School]] in [[Columbiana]] and earned a bachelor of arts in English at [[UAB]]. His 5-issue Vietnam War-themed mini-series ''The Other Side'', published in [[2006]] by DC's Vertigo Comics division, was nominated for an Eisner Award for "Best Limited Series." In January [[2007]] the first issue of ''Scalped'', an ongoing series set in a Lokota Indian reservation which is written by Aaron and illustrated by R. M. Guéra, was published by Vertigo and was also nominated for an Eisner. | Aaron graduated from [[Shelby County High School]] in [[Columbiana]] and earned a bachelor of arts in English at [[UAB]]. His 5-issue Vietnam War-themed mini-series ''The Other Side'', published in [[2006]] by DC's Vertigo Comics division, was nominated for an Eisner Award for "Best Limited Series." In January [[2007]] the first issue of ''Scalped'', an ongoing series set in a Lokota Indian reservation which is written by Aaron and illustrated by R. M. Guéra, was published by Vertigo and was also nominated for an Eisner. | ||
Aaron began writing under contract to Marvel Comics in late 2007 and has since contributed to the ''Ghost Rider'', ''Wolverine'', and ''The Punisher''. ''Wizard'' magazine named him "best comic book writer" for both [[2008]] and [[2009]] based on his Marvel work. He and his wife live in Kansas City, Kansas, where he participates in the Atomic Revolver comic studio. | Aaron began writing under contract to Marvel Comics in late 2007 and has since contributed to the ''Ghost Rider'', ''Wolverine'', and ''The Punisher''. ''Wizard'' magazine named him "best comic book writer" for both [[2008]] and [[2009]] based on his Marvel work. He and his wife live in Kansas City, Kansas, where he participates in the Atomic Revolver comic studio. | ||
==References== | |||
* Windsor, Matt (July 2015) "[http://www.uab.edu/uabmagazine/features/comic-genius Jason Aaron plots paths for the universe's greatest heroes]" ''UAB Magazine'' | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:36, 15 July 2015
Jason Aaron (born January 28, 1973 in Jasper) is a comic book writer. He is known for incorporating social commentary into his stories, and perhaps best known for creating a female "Thor" for Marvel.
Aaron graduated from Shelby County High School in Columbiana and earned a bachelor of arts in English at UAB. His 5-issue Vietnam War-themed mini-series The Other Side, published in 2006 by DC's Vertigo Comics division, was nominated for an Eisner Award for "Best Limited Series." In January 2007 the first issue of Scalped, an ongoing series set in a Lokota Indian reservation which is written by Aaron and illustrated by R. M. Guéra, was published by Vertigo and was also nominated for an Eisner.
Aaron began writing under contract to Marvel Comics in late 2007 and has since contributed to the Ghost Rider, Wolverine, and The Punisher. Wizard magazine named him "best comic book writer" for both 2008 and 2009 based on his Marvel work. He and his wife live in Kansas City, Kansas, where he participates in the Atomic Revolver comic studio.
References
- Windsor, Matt (July 2015) "Jason Aaron plots paths for the universe's greatest heroes" UAB Magazine
External links
- Jason Aaron website and weblog
- Jason Aaron on Twitter
- Jason Aaron on Flickr.com
- Jason Aaron at the Grand Comics Database