For over 20 years, Marvel, whether it’s the Marvel Cinematic Universe or a series of separate films, has had a hold on Hollywood, but without it it wouldn’t have been possible. Marvel Comics (formerly known as Timely Comics and Atlas Comics) has produced decades of stories these movies and TV shows seek out source material to, and just like Kevin Feige does with the MCU, you need people to lead these comic efforts. Among these people for more than two decades was Executive Vice President and Creative Director Joe Quesada, but today he announced that he would be leaving Marvel.
Joe Quesada said he made the “exciting and bittersweet” decision after conversations with his family and the folks at Marvel. The departing talent added that he was about to start an “exciting new chapter,” so now was a good time to leave Marvel. His future projects include “several insanely interesting projects” to be revealed in the coming months, and those include an independent short that he is writing and directing. Quesada concluded the statement he shared Twitter In the next months:
It was a great adventure and I am proud to have been a part of Marvel history from rich to rich and happy to have landed the job I was hired for twenty-two years ago (seriously, where did the time go?). But none of this happens without a very important person. YOURS! My family and I would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Without your love and support, we could not have embarked on this crazy adventure and I hope you will join us for the next one. I promise you it will be GREAT!
Joe Quesada also made it clear that while he will no longer be one of Marvel’s leading figures, he will not completely cut ties with the company. In addition to continuing to “encourage” his Marvel family, Quesada will continue to contribute to the comic publisher “from time to time”, including something that “excites him later this year”. But when it comes to Quesada in a leadership role, it’s the end of an era and who will succeed him as EVP and Chief Creative Officer (or whether those roles will now be filled by separate people.) Has yet to be announced. people).
Habiendo has worked in the comics industry as an artist and writer since 1990, Joe Quesada started out as a pez gordo of Marvel Comics in 1998, while Jimmy Palmiotti fueron contracted as editors of the company’s Marvel Knights line, which destacaba a character. like Daredevil, The Punisher and Black Panther. Then, in 2000, Quesada was chosen to replace Bob Harras as the editor. In addition to Quesada’s work on Marvel Knights, the MAX and Ultimate lines were also released under his tenure, and after Spider-Man’s marriage to Mary-Jane Watson was scrapped during the “One More Day” storyline, Quesada played damage control. in the press after many fans criticized the twist.
In 2010, Joe Quesada was promoted to Chief Creative Officer at Marvel, which allowed him to oversee the creative aspects of Marvel-owned media adaptations such as movies and TV shows. In 2011 he resigned as editor and was replaced by Axel Alonso. Quesada’s transition to Executive Vice President and Chief Creative Officer of Marvel Entertainment occurred in 2019 after Kevin Feige was named Chief Creative Officer of Marvel Entertainment and Marvel Studios.
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Source: Cinemablend
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