Summary
Phillip Kennedy Johnson, a comic book writer, is known for his work on famous characters like Superman and Hulk. His journey with comics started in his childhood and developed as he transitioned from being a musician to a storyteller. Johnson emphasizes the emotional depth and core elements of each character, like Superman's role as a champion of the oppressed and Hulk's internal struggle.
Key Facts
- Phillip Kennedy Johnson is known for writing comic books featuring characters like Superman and Hulk.
- His interest in comics began in childhood, inspired by reading comics bought by his father.
- Johnson initially worked as a professional musician in the U.S. Army Band.
- He helped his brother break into the comics industry, which reawakened his passion for the medium.
- Johnson aims to capture the core themes of characters, such as Superman's defense of the oppressed.
- In his recent Hulk work, the character's relationship with his alter-ego pushed boundaries.
- Johnson sees storytelling in comics as similar to music, valuing rhythm and melody.
- His work often explores complex emotional themes and character dynamics.
