History Creator / EdBrubaker

** ''ComicBook/CaptainAmericaWinterSoldier''
** ''ComicBook/TheDeathOfCaptainAmerica''

* ''ComicBook/ImmortalIronFist''

* ''[[ComicBook/Pulp2020 Pulp]]''
* ''[[ComicBook/Reckless2020 Reckless]]''
* ''Comicbook/SleeperWildStorm''

* ''ComicBook/{{Fatale}}''

* CoolHat

* SignatureStyle: For superheroes, street-level stories that incorporate espionage and noir elements, but also frequently techno-thriller stuff. Oh, and his hat.

* {{Retcon}}: It's debatable whether he does this more than other writers, but he's become known for daring to challenge some fairly well-established history, most notably with the return of Bucky. Though it's tit for tat there, as he pointed out in an interview, the entire set up with Bucky dying and Cap being frozen for X number of years was itself a retcon, since originally, they'd survived and kept having adventures into the '50s-- which themselves were later retconned to have involved impostors. Given how successful that story was, it would be a case of Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad.
** His retcon of the introduction of the New X-Men, on the other hand, was less well-received.

In 2005, he migrated over to Marvel Comics to write ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'', beginning a landmark run that has been hailed as the best ever on the title. Subsequent work has included stints on ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'' and ''ComicBook/XMen'' and the reviving of ''ComicBook/IronFist'' with Creator/MattFraction. He frequently works with Sean Phillips, beginning with the aforementioned ''Comicbook/SleeperWildStorm'', and more recently, a string of creator-owned books: ''ComicBook/{{Criminal}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Incognito}}'', ''{{Comicbook/Fatale}}'', ''ComicBook/TheFadeOut'', ''ComicBook/KillOrBeKilled'', ''[[ComicBook/Pulp2020 Pulp]]'', and ''[[ComicBook/Reckless2020 Reckless]]''. He has won the Best Writer Eisner Award three times (the fourth-most wins of any writer, behind Creator/AlanMoore, Creator/NeilGaiman, and Creator/BrianKVaughan). In early 2022, he signed on to head the writer's room for the upcoming Batman cartoon, ''Batman: Caped Crusader''.

* ''ComicBook/{{Criminal}}''

In 2005, he migrated over to Marvel Comics to write ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'', beginning a landmark run that has been hailed as the best ever on the title. Subsequent work has included stints on ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'' and ''ComicBook/XMen'' and the reviving of ''ComicBook/IronFist'' with Creator/MattFraction. He frequently works with Sean Phillips, beginning with the aforementioned ''Comicbook/SleeperWildStorm'', and more recently, a string of creator-owned books: ''ComicBook/{{Criminal}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Incognito}}'', ''{{Comicbook/Fatale}}'', ''ComicBook/TheFadeOut'', ''ComicBook/KillOrBeKilled'', ''[[ComicBook/Pulp2020 Pulp]]'', and ''[[ComicBook/Reckless2020 Reckless]]''. He has won the Best Writer Eisner Award three times (the fourth-most wins of any writer, behind Creator/AlanMoore, Creator/NeilGaiman, and Creator/BrianKVaughan).

Ed Brubaker (born November 17, 1966) is an American comics writer who has plied his trade at both DC Comics and Marvel Comics, but ascended to superstar status at the latter. He got his start writing independent crime comics in the 1990s (earning an Eisner nomination for his debut in 1993, and more in 1999), before taking up in the [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bat-books]] are DC around the turn of the Millennium. This notably included the launch of a new ''Catwoman'' title, and the acclaimed ''ComicBook/GothamCentral'' series focusing on the Gotham Police (co-written with Creator/GregRucka). Around the same time, his work on DC's Wildstorm included the acclaimed ''Comicbook/SleeperWildStorm'' and twelve issues on ''ComicBook/TheAuthority''.

* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''

Ed Brubaker (born November 17, 1966) is an American comics writer who has plied his trade at both DC Comics and Marvel Comics, but ascended to superstar status at the latter. He got his start writing independent crime comics in the 1990s (earning an Eisner nomination for his debut in 1993, and more in 1999), before taking up in the [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bat-books]] are DC around the turn of the Millennium. This notably included the launch of a new ''Catwoman'' title, and the acclaimed ''ComicBook/GothamCentral'' series focusing on the Gotham Police (co-written with Creator/GregRucka). Around the same time, his work on DC's Wildstorm included the acclaimed ''ComicBook/{{Sleeper}}'' and twelve issues on ''ComicBook/TheAuthority''.

In 2005, he migrated over to Marvel Comics to write ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'', beginning a landmark run that has been hailed as the best ever on the title. Subsequent work has included stints on ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'' and ''ComicBook/XMen'' and the reviving of ''ComicBook/IronFist'' with Creator/MattFraction. He frequently works with Sean Phillips, beginning with the aforementioned ''ComicBook/{{Sleeper}}'', and more recently, a string of creator-owned books: ''ComicBook/{{Criminal}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Incognito}}'', ''{{Comicbook/Fatale}}'', ''ComicBook/TheFadeOut'', ''ComicBook/KillOrBeKilled'', ''[[ComicBook/Pulp2020 Pulp]]'', and ''[[ComicBook/Reckless2020 Reckless]]''. He has won the Best Writer Eisner Award three times (the fourth-most wins of any writer, behind Creator/AlanMoore, Creator/NeilGaiman, and Creator/BrianKVaughan).

* ''ComicBook/{{Sleeper}}''

In 2005, he migrated over to Marvel Comics to write ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'', beginning a landmark run that has been hailed as the best ever on the title. Subsequent work has included stints on ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'' and ''ComicBook/XMen'' and the reviving of ''ComicBook/ImmortalIronFist'' with Creator/MattFraction. He frequently works with Sean Phillips, beginning with the aforementioned ''ComicBook/{{Sleeper}}'', and more recently, a string of creator-owned books: ''ComicBook/{{Criminal}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Incognito}}'', ''{{Comicbook/Fatale}}'', ''ComicBook/TheFadeOut'', ''ComicBook/KillOrBeKilled'', ''[[ComicBook/Pulp2020 Pulp]]'', and ''[[ComicBook/Reckless2020 Reckless]]''. He has won the Best Writer Eisner Award three times (the fourth-most wins of any writer, behind Creator/AlanMoore, Creator/NeilGaiman, and Creator/BrianKVaughan).

In 2005, he migrated over to Marvel Comics to write ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'', beginning a landmark run that has been hailed as the best ever on the title. Subsequent work has included stints on ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'' and ''ComicBook/XMen'' and the reviving of ''ComicBook/ImmortalIronFist'' with Creator/MattFraction. He frequently works with Sean Phillips, beginning with the aforementioned ''ComicBook/{{Sleeper}}'', and more recently, a string of creator-owned books: ''ComicBook/{{Criminal}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Incognito}}'', ''{{Comicbook/Fatale}}'', ''ComicBook/TheFadeOut'', ''ComicBook/KillOrBeKilled'', ''[[ComicBook/Pulp2020 Pulp]]'', and ''[[ComicBook/Reckless2020 Reckless]]''. He has won the Best Writer Eisner Award three times (the third-most wins of any writer, behind Creator/AlanMoore and Creator/NeilGaiman).

Ed Brubaker (born November 17, 1966) is an American comics writer who has plied his trade at both DC Comics and Marvel Comics, but ascended to superstar status at the latter. He got his start writing independent crime comics in the 1990s (earning an Eisner nomination for his debut in 1993, and more in 1999), before taking up in the [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bat-books]] are DC around the turn of the Millennium. This notably included the launch of a new ''Catwoman'' title, and the acclaimed ''ComicBook/GothamCentral'' series focussing of the Gotham Police co-written with Creator/GregRucka. Around the same time, his work on DC's Wildstorm included the acclaimed ''ComicBook/{{Sleeper}}'' and twelve issues on ''ComicBook/TheAuthority''.

* ''[[ComicBook/Pulp2020 Pulp]]''

In 2005, he migrated over to Marvel Comics to write ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'', beginning a landmark run that has been hailed as the best ever on the title. Subsequent work has included stints on ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'' and ''ComicBook/XMen'' and the reviving of ''ComicBook/ImmortalIronFist'' with Creator/MattFraction. He frequently works with Sean Phillips, beginning with the aforementioned ''ComicBook/{{Sleeper}}'', and more recently, a string of creator-owned books: ''ComicBook/{{Criminal}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Incognito}}'', ''{{Comicbook/Fatale}}'', ''ComicBook/TheFadeOut'', ''ComicBook/KillOrBeKilled'', and ''[[ComicBook/Pulp2020 Pulp]]''. He has won the Best Writer Eisner Award three times (the third-most wins of any writer, behind Creator/AlanMoore and Creator/NeilGaiman).