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Jeph Loeb is a longtime television and film writer, whose credits include ''Teen Wolf'', ''Commando'', and ''Smallville''. He has also served as a producer on a number of hit television shows, including ''Smallville'' and ''[[Lostpedia:Jeph Loeb|Lost]]''. Jeph is also widely known as a comic book writer. In 1991 he paired up with artist [[Tim Sale]] to revamp the classic 1950's series ''Challengers of the Unknown''. The pair went on to team up for projects like ''Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special'', ''Superman For All Seasons'', ''Catwoman: When In Rome'', ''Spider-Man: Blue'', ''[[:Image:Daredevil Yellow cover.JPG|Daredevil: Yellow]]'', and ''[[:Image:Hulk Gray cover.JPG|Hulk: Gray]]''. |
Jeph Loeb is a longtime television and film writer, whose credits include ''Teen Wolf'', ''Commando'', and ''Smallville''. He has also served as a producer on a number of hit television shows, including ''Smallville'' and ''[[Lostpedia:Jeph Loeb|Lost]]''. Jeph is also widely known as a comic book writer. In 1991 he paired up with artist [[Tim Sale]] to revamp the classic 1950's series ''Challengers of the Unknown''. The pair went on to team up for projects like ''Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special'', ''Superman For All Seasons'', ''Catwoman: When In Rome'', ''Spider-Man: Blue'', ''[[:Image:Daredevil Yellow cover.JPG|Daredevil: Yellow]]'', and ''[[:Image:Hulk Gray cover.JPG|Hulk: Gray]]''. |
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Jeph Loeb also provided the story for the ''Heroes'' novel ''[[Saving Charlie]]'', published by Del Rey / Ballantine Books ©2008. |
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* Jeph has won the Eisner Award three times and the Wizard Award five times. |
* Jeph has won the Eisner Award three times and the Wizard Award five times. |
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Revision as of 01:56, 27 December 2007
| Jeph Loeb | |
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| About | |
| Also known as | Joseph Loeb III |
| Title | Writer, Co-Executive Producer |
| Date of birth | 29 January 1958 |
| Origin | Stamford, CT, USA |
| Gender |  |
| IMDb profile | |
| comicbookdb profile | |
Jeph Loeb is a writer and co-executive producer for the show Heroes.
About
Jeph Loeb is a longtime television and film writer, whose credits include Teen Wolf, Commando, and Smallville. He has also served as a producer on a number of hit television shows, including Smallville and Lost. Jeph is also widely known as a comic book writer. In 1991 he paired up with artist Tim Sale to revamp the classic 1950's series Challengers of the Unknown. The pair went on to team up for projects like Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special, Superman For All Seasons, Catwoman: When In Rome, Spider-Man: Blue, Daredevil: Yellow, and Hulk: Gray.
Novels
Jeph Loeb also provided the story for the Heroes novel Saving Charlie, published by Del Rey / Ballantine Books ©2008.
Trivia
- Jeph has won the Eisner Award three times and the Wizard Award five times.
- Jeph Loeb had a son, Sam, who died of cancer at the age of 17. Sam was a comic book artist who collaborated with Tim Sale.
- Claire and Peter rent a car from a store adjacent to to "Jeph's Coffee Shop".
- According to Tim Sale, Jeph Loeb is the brilliant artist behind the Peter's drawing of stick figures.
- Candice shows Micah a number of comic books, including Daredevil: Yellow, and Hulk: Gray, both of which were written by Jeph Loeb. (Landslide)
External Links
- Interview with Jeph Loeb at NBC.com
- TV Q&A: Heroes - Jeph Loeb at wizarduniverse.com, 1/20/07
- Interview with Jeph Loeb about writing, at iF Magazine, 6/7/07
- Interview with Jeph Loeb about Heroes: Origins, at iF Magazine, 6/13/07
- Article featuring Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale at MTV.com, 11/6/07
- Article featuring Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale at Comic Book Resources, 11/19/07
- Podcast interview with Jeph Loeb at Word Balloon, 11/19/07
- Podcast interview with Jeph Loeb and Jesse Alexander at Word Balloon, 12/10/07