Michael Green (writer)
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Michael Green is an American television and film writer, as well as a comic book scripter. He grew up in Mamaroneck, New York.[1]
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Comic books [edit]
Michael Green started on Superman/Batman with #44. Mike Johnson joined him starting with #46. They worked on it together through #63.
Now Green and Johnson have been writing Supergirl starting with #1 through the present.
Solo, Michael Green did Batman: Lovers and Madmen.
TV [edit]
Green was a producer and writer on Everwood, Smallvilleand Heroes. He was an executive producer on ABC's the River and the pilot Gotham. [2]
Green is the creator and writer of Kings, an NBC drama based on the biblical story of King David but set in an alternate present. Kings premiered on March 15, 2009 but was cancelled soon after.
Filmography [edit]
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- Gotham (TV) (Executive Producer)
- The River (TV) (Showrunner) (Executive Producer)
- Green Lantern (writer)
- Kings (Executive Producer)
- Heroes (Writer) (Co-Executive Producer)
- Everwood (The WB) (Co-Executive Producer)
- Jack & Bobby (Supervising Producer)
- Smallville (Co-Producer)
- Snoops (writer)
- Cupid (TV) (Writer)
- Sex and the City (TV) (Writer)
Bibliography [edit]
- Batman: Lovers and Madmen (2008) (with Denys Cowan)
- Superman/Batman: The Search For Kryptonite (2008) (with Mike Johnson)
- Superman/Batman: Finest Worlds (2009) (with Mike Johnson)
Awards and nominations [edit]
- Emmy Award: Outstanding Drama Series – Heroes (2007 nomination shared with Tim Kring, (executive producer), Dennis Hammer (executive producer), Allan Arkush(executive producer), Greg Beeman (co-executive producer), Jesse Alexander (co-executive producer), Jeph Loeb (co-executive producer), Bryan Fuller (co-executive producer), Natalie Chaidez (co-executive producer), James Chory (produced by), Adam Armus (supervising producer), and Nora Kay Foster
- Writers Guild of America Award: New Series – Heroes (2007)
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References [edit]
- ^ Green, Michael, and Denys Cowan. Batman: Lovers & Madmen. New York: DC Comics, 2008.
- ^ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0338169/ Green's Internet Movie Database entry
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