Allan Heinberg (b. June 29, 1967) is an American writer for television and movies, who has also written several comic books
Professional History
He started out writing for sitcoms like Sex and the City, Gilmore Girls and The O.C., and his first comic book was creating Young Avengers for Marvel Comics. His first job at DC was co-writing JLA: Crisis of Conscience with Geoff Johns. He then went on to write the fresh new start of Wonder Woman's new series, Who is Wonder Woman?, but this run was marked by many missed deadlines. He penned the first four issues and then the finale annual, which was published half a year after his stint on the regular series ended. Aside from a brief return to Marvel for The Children's Crusade, he did not contribute to comics again. He continued his work as writer and producer on shows like Grey's Anatomy and Scandal. He returned to DC to co-write the 2017 movie Wonder Woman, and as a producer on Netflix' The Sandman.
Work History
External Links
- Allan Heinberg at DCComics.com
- Allan Heinberg at IMDb
- Allan Heinberg at Wikipedia.org