Lowell Cunningham

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Lowell Cunningham is an American creator and writer best known for The Men in Black, which became the basis for a media franchise.

Biography

Cunningham created the comic book series The Men in Black.^[1] This comic series spawned the 1997 film Men in Black, as well as its 2002 sequel (Men in Black II), its 2012 sequel (Men in Black 3), and an animated television program Men in Black: The Series.

Comics work includes:

The Men in Black (with Sandy Carruthers, three-issue miniseries, Aircel Comics, January–March 1990, trade paperback, June 1990, ISBN 0944735606)
Alien Nation: The Skin Trade (with Leonard Kirk, four-issue miniseries, Malibu Comics, March–June 1991)
The Men in Black Book II (with Sandy Carruthers & Scott Dutton, three-issue miniseries, Aircel Comics, May–July 1991)
Alien Nation: The Public Enemy (with Sandy Carruthers, three-issue miniseries, Malibu Comics, Dec. 1991 - March 1992)
Men In Black: Far Cry (with Dietrich Smith, one-shot, Marvel Comics, Aug. 1997)
Men in Black: Movie Adaptation (with Rod Whigham, one-shot, Marvel Comics, Oct. 1997)
Men In Black: Retribution (with Rod Whigham, one-shot, Marvel Comics, Dec. 1997)

Star Wars parodies with John Hudgens include:

v t e Men in Black

Films	Men in Black Men in Black II Men in Black 3

Television	Men in Black: The Series episodes

Video games	Men in Black: The Game Men in Black – The Series: Crashdown Men in Black II: Alien Escape MIB: Alien Crisis

Music	Men in Black: The Album "Men in Black" "Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head)" "Back in Time"

Characters	Agent J Agent K Frank the Pug

Equipment	Neuralyzer Noisy Cricket

Miscellaneous	Comics Phenomenon Men in Black: Alien Attack

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Authority control	WorldCat VIAF: 76014766 LCCN: no2003108595 ISNI: 0000 0001 1475 2754 BNF: cb140902453

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Name	Cunningham, Lowell
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Short description	American comic book creator and artist
Date of birth	May 21, 1959
Place of birth	Franklin, Tennessee
Date of death
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