Jim Krueger

Jim Krueger is an American author whose work has included comics, film, video games, and prose. He began his career as a copywriter and later worked as a proofreader and editor for Marvel, where he rose to become Creative Director. His comics credits included “Justice,” the “Earth X” trilogy—“Earth X,” “Universe X,” and “Paradise X”—as well as “Avengers/Invaders” and “Project Superpowers,” often in collaboration with Alex Ross. He also wrote independent series such as “Phoenix,” “Neon Future,” and “The Foot Soldiers,” along with a “Star Wars” story. His short film “They Might Be Dragons” received several awards. Krueger founded his own publishing company, 26 Soldiers.