Marc Bryant

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Marc Bryant (born in East Tennessee) is a US writer. He has primarily published in the comic book/graphic novel medium.

[edit] Biography

Marc Bryant has worked in the comics industry as an editor, retailer and writer. His work has received praise from Ed Brubaker, Brian K. Vaughan and Gail Simone as well as the Fourth Rail and IComics.com.

[edit] Bibliography

(2002) Overtime (graphic novel, art by Mal Jones, from Cyberosia Publishing)
(2004) Shangri-La (graphic novel, art by Shepherd Hendrix, from Image Comics)
(2004) The Passenger (graphic novel, art by Mal Jones, from Cyberosia Publishing)
(2005) Gatesville Company (ongoing series, art by Patrick McEvoy, from Speakeasy Comics)
(2005) Shotgun Wedding (mini-series, illustrated by Jason King, from Speakeasy Comics)