Marc Sumerak
Voice ActorMarc Sumerak is an American comic book writer known for his work at Marvel Comics, credited with a voice acting role in the Invincible animated series from Skybound Entertainment.
Invincible Role
Sumerak contributed a voice credit to Invincible, the Skybound Entertainment adaptation of Robert Kirkman's comic series, an unusual on-screen appearance for someone whose reputation is built almost entirely on the page. The role reflects the kind of guest spot the show has periodically offered to figures from within the wider comics industry rather than traditional performers. It sits apart from the writing work that otherwise defines his career.
Career and Notable Roles
Raised in Solon, Ohio and a 2000 graduate of Bowling Green State University, Sumerak spent several years on Marvel's editorial staff before moving into freelance writing. His scripting work includes the all-ages Power Pack limited series and Franklin Richards: Son of a Genius, the latter earning Eisner and Harvey Award nominations. He has also written for major franchise titles such as Avengers, Thor, Iron Man and Black Panther, translated the Spider-Man J stories for English-language readers, and penned Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, a licensed tie-in video game.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Marc Sumerak?
Marc Sumerak is an American comic book writer born in 1978, best known for his work at Marvel Comics. He has also been credited with a voice role in the Invincible animated series.
Does Marc Sumerak have a voice role in Invincible?
Yes, Sumerak contributed a voice credit to Invincible, an unusual on-screen appearance for someone whose reputation is built almost entirely on the page. The role reflects the kind of guest spot the show has periodically offered to figures from within the comics industry.
What comics has Marc Sumerak written for Marvel?
Sumerak's scripting work includes the all-ages Power Pack limited series and Franklin Richards: Son of a Genius, which earned Eisner and Harvey Award nominations. He has also written major franchise titles including Avengers, Thor, Iron Man and Black Panther.
Has Marc Sumerak worked outside of comic books?
Sumerak translated the Spider-Man J stories for English-language readers and wrote Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, a licensed video game tie-in. Both projects extended his Marvel writing work beyond traditional comic pages.
Where did Marc Sumerak's career begin?
Sumerak was raised in Solon, Ohio and graduated from Bowling Green State University in 2000. He spent several years on Marvel's editorial staff before moving into freelance writing.
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