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'''Mark Verheiden''' is an American television, movie, and comic book writer. As of 2007, he is co-executive producer and writes for the "Battlestar Galactica" TV-series, as well the writer of a feature film with Bruce Campbell called "My Name is Bruce". Verheiden has also contributed to scripts for the movies "The Mask", "Timecop" and the "Smallville" television-show.  He was also the co-executive producer of the latter.
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'''Mark Verheiden''' (born March 26, 1956) is an American television, movie, and comic book writer.  
== Biography ==
His first major comics project was "The American" in 1987, published by Dark Horse Comics. He then co-created "Timecop", which was later filmed based on a script by Verheiden himself.
His first major comics project was "The American" in 1987, published by Dark Horse Comics. He then co-created "Timecop", which was later filmed based on a script by Verheiden himself.


In 1989–90 he wrote the regular series of [[DC Comics]] [[The Phantom (DC)|Phantom comics]], following a 4-issue mini-series written by [[Peter David]]. Verheiden's stories dealt with real world issues, such as poisoning, illegal weapon trading, racism and toxic dumping. The stories usually took a more psychological approach than the [[Lee Falk]] written comic strips. [[Luke McDonnell]] was the regular artist.  
In 1989–90 he wrote the regular series of [[DC Comics]] [[The Phantom (DC)|Phantom comics]], following a 4-issue [[The Phantom (DC miniseries)|mini-series]] written by [[Peter David]]. Verheiden's stories dealt with real world issues, such as poisoning, illegal weapon trading, racism and toxic dumping. The stories usually took a more psychological approach than the [[Lee Falk]] written comic strips. [[Luke McDonnell]] was the regular artist.  


After that, Verheiden has written comics about popular characters like Superman and Aliens. Verheiden wrote the first solo Aliens and Predator comics, and because of this a character in the Alien vs. Predator film was named after him.  
After that, Verheiden has written comics about popular characters like Superman and Aliens. Verheiden wrote the first solo Aliens and Predator comics, and because of this a character in the Alien vs. Predator film was named after him.  
In 2007, he was co-executive producer and writer for the "Battlestar Galactica" TV-series, as well the writer of a feature film with Bruce Campbell called "My Name is Bruce". Verheiden has also contributed to scripts for the movies "The Mask", "Timecop" and the "Smallville" television-show.  He was also the co-executive producer of the latter.
== Phantom work by Mark Verheiden ==
=== [[DC stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| 1 || "[[Guns, Part 1]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 2 || "[[Guns, Part 2]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 3 || "[[Pirates]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 4 || "[[Hate, Part 1]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 5 || "[[Hate, Part 2]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 6 || "[[Waste]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 7 || "[[Gold]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 8 || "[[Apes]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 9 || "[[Trains]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 10 || "[[Blind]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 11 || "[[Famine]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 12 || "[[Framed, Part 1]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| 13 || "[[Framed, Part 2]]" || Verheiden || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|}


==External links==
==External links==
*[http://verheiden.blogspot.com/ Famous Mark Verheidens of Filmland (official blog)]
*[http://verheiden.blogspot.com/ Famous Mark Verheidens of Filmland (official blog)]
*[http://edrhoades.com/phantom/mark.htm Interview about Mark's work on The Phantom]


[[Category:Writers|Verheiden, Mark]]
[[Category:Writers|Verheiden, Mark]]

Latest revision as of 08:32, 7 June 2020

Mark Verheiden
Biographical information
Born: March 26, 1956
Died: N/A
Nationality: Mini usa.gif American
Occupation: Writer
Website: N/A


Mark Verheiden (born March 26, 1956) is an American television, movie, and comic book writer.

Biography

His first major comics project was "The American" in 1987, published by Dark Horse Comics. He then co-created "Timecop", which was later filmed based on a script by Verheiden himself.

In 1989–90 he wrote the regular series of DC Comics Phantom comics, following a 4-issue mini-series written by Peter David. Verheiden's stories dealt with real world issues, such as poisoning, illegal weapon trading, racism and toxic dumping. The stories usually took a more psychological approach than the Lee Falk written comic strips. Luke McDonnell was the regular artist.

After that, Verheiden has written comics about popular characters like Superman and Aliens. Verheiden wrote the first solo Aliens and Predator comics, and because of this a character in the Alien vs. Predator film was named after him.

In 2007, he was co-executive producer and writer for the "Battlestar Galactica" TV-series, as well the writer of a feature film with Bruce Campbell called "My Name is Bruce". Verheiden has also contributed to scripts for the movies "The Mask", "Timecop" and the "Smallville" television-show. He was also the co-executive producer of the latter.

Phantom work by Mark Verheiden

DC stories

# Title Writer Artist
1 "Guns, Part 1" Verheiden McDonnell
2 "Guns, Part 2" Verheiden McDonnell
3 "Pirates" Verheiden McDonnell
4 "Hate, Part 1" Verheiden McDonnell
5 "Hate, Part 2" Verheiden McDonnell
6 "Waste" Verheiden McDonnell
7 "Gold" Verheiden McDonnell
8 "Apes" Verheiden McDonnell
9 "Trains" Verheiden McDonnell
10 "Blind" Verheiden McDonnell
11 "Famine" Verheiden McDonnell
12 "Framed, Part 1" Verheiden McDonnell
13 "Framed, Part 2" Verheiden McDonnell

External links