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	The New CAT WOMAN
		ED BRUBAKER: My editor, Matt Idelson, called me up one day and I thought we were just talking, about the various Bat-titles and stuff, and suddenly our talk centered on Catwoman, and I got to saying what they should do with her.
		ED BRUBAKER: I hope it's not all that different, in some ways, because I don't want people to think I just threw out everything that came before, but I think the main difference is that I've attempted to give Selina more of a mission than just doing whatever she wants, and being a thief.
		ED BRUBAKER: Well, Catwoman's got such a convoluted history, that when setting out to really tackle the book, and redefine her character, you have to sift through a lot of it and pick the stuff that you like, and that works well together.
	www.geocities.com /selina_revamped/webpages/interview.html (1801 words)

	Gotham Central - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gotham Central is a comic book series that was published by DC Comics and written by Ed Brubaker and Greg Rucka, with pencils initially by Michael Lark.
		When writers Greg Rucka and Ed Brubaker collaborated on the "Officer Down" Batman crossover, they knew their next project would have to be about the police in Gotham City.
		Ultimately Lark and Brubaker moved on to other projects, and, after three years of publication, it was announced that the series was ending amid the Infinite Crisis aftermath.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gotham_Central (1172 words)

	Ed Brubaker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ed Brubaker (born November 17, 1966) is an American cartoonist and a writer.
		He is best known for his work as a comic book writer for DC Comics on such titles as Batman, Catwoman, Detective Comics, Gotham Central (with Greg Rucka), Deadenders and Sleeper.
		Brubaker has quickly risen to the top tier of writers for Marvel Comics with his highly-successful Captain America and the critically-acclaimed Books of Doom.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ed_Brubaker (224 words)

	CA v5 #5 Review
		I am one Captain America fan who won't stand in the line to castigate Brubaker this re-characterization; World War II (and for that matter, any war) was a dirty, mean business, and the lines were not as fl and white as the history books claimed.
		Brubaker is giving us a Captain America who is showing us the terrible pragmatism of warfare.
		In many ways, Brubaker is being true to the updating of Bucky's role that Nicieza started and Waid continued - Captain America as the idealist, Bucky as the smooth operator, the expediter, the guy with the street smarts.
	www.medinnus.com /winghead/review/ca_v5_05.html (935 words)

	Nationalism
		Brubaker, R. 2004, “In the Name of the Nation: Reflections on Nationalism and Patriotism,” in Citizenship Studies, v.
		Lichtenberg, J., 1997, “Nationalism, For and (Mainly) Against,” in McKim and McMahan (eds.).
		Vincent, A, 2001, “Political Theory,” in Motyl (ed.).
	plato.stanford.edu /entries/nationalism (11807 words)

	The Comics Reporter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-07)
		Ed Brubaker has enjoyed a significant surge in his career for crime-related books set in both the Batman mythos from DC Comics and Jim Lee's Wildstorm superhero universe.
		Catwoman was born of a Brubaker stint on the Batman comics.
		Ed Brubaker's current propulsive undercover superhero saga for Wildstorm began in the formally elliptical Point Blank (10401201164, Wildstorm, $14.95, 2003), and continues in Sleeper: All False Moves (1401202888, DC Comics, $17.95, 2004) and Sleeper: Out in the Cold (1401201156, Wildstorm, $17.95, 2004).
	www.comicsreporter.com /index.php/briefings/commentary/2191 (981 words)

	Fresh Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-07)
		Fresh from his widely acclaimed noir thriller "Scene of the Crime" comes Ed Brubaker's latest project, this time an ongoing series set in the near-future, typically devastated by nuclear means.
		Joining Brubaker for the ride is Warren Pleece, whose familiar pencils have graced scripts from both Paul Jenkins and Garth Ennis, on Hellblazer and True Faith, respectively.
		Brubaker's contribution here rises above and beyond any preconceptions I had - and mine were pretty darn tall, even given the tired pitch.
	www.orcafresh.net /Reviews/niall2.html (550 words)

	Khepri.com \| Graphic Novels \| Search by Creator \| Ed Brubaker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-07)
		Ed Brubaker is a critically acclaimed cartoonist and writer whose work has been translated into ten languages and nominated for the Eisner, Harvey, and Ignatz Awards.
		Written by Eisner-nominated writer Ed Brubaker (SCENE OF THE CRIME) with art by Warren Pleece (HELLBLAZER) and Richard Case (DOOM PATROL), STEALING THE SUN is a unique glimpse at a future apocalypse and the unlucky few who carry on in its wake.
		Written by Ed Brubaker (DEADENDERS), with pencils by Michael Lark (TERMINAL CITY), and inks by Sean Phillips (THE INVISIBLES), SCENE OF THE CRIME is a realistic, modern take on the classic hard-boiled detective story in the spirit of Raymond Chandler, served up in the inimitable Vertigo style.
	www.khepri.com /ebrubaker.html (1455 words)

	Ed Brubaker Talks To Rob Vollmar
		Brubaker is living every fankid's dream right now as he not only pens one of the few remaining on-going series from Vertigo, Deadenders, but also is slated to take over the writing chair on Batman beginning in August.
		Ed Brubaker: I'm 33 and I was born on November 17th, 1966 at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland.
		In the letter column, a young firebrand named Ed Brubaker from San Diego rips Gerry Conway a new excretory orifice for allowing the readers of the time to refer to Doreen Day's new "look" as "punk rock", which, unquestionably, it was not.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /features/9641794225084.htm (3068 words)

	Count Dante vs. Ed Brubaker
		For several long minutes, Dante ran his big mouth before Ed Brubaker finally ended his reign of annoyance with a vicious chair shot to the back and a swift kick to the backside.
		Brubaker has a link to his very own account of the incident off of his own homepage...
		Brubaker shameless exposes the business and even applies that the whole imbroglio was some kind of "act." Many people there attest that the athletic competition and the breakdown that followed were 100% real - just like on television.
	www.count-dante.com /brubaker.htm (320 words)

	COMICON.com: ED BRUBAKER EXC TO MARVEL
		As Ed stated, Marvel offered him a great deal, and since he likes to occassionally feed his family and put a roof over their heads he considered it and thought it was great.
		Ed has also stated that DC had already made their big plans for 2005 and beyond and he wasn't a big part of them.
		Ed and his work have never struck me as a guy who wants to be in the center of the action.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=003421 (2736 words)

	Ed Brubaker: Cat Scratch Fever
		Ed Brubaker started out in the industry doing award-winning independent comics like his series’ Detour and Lowlife, and has found himself, in recent years, writing stories for some of the major comic book companies.
		Brubaker and his partner in crime, Darwyn Cooke, are hoping to create a more balanced and refined Catwoman than fans may be accustomed to.
		BRUBAKER: Ever since they decided to relaunch with Number One, the plan was to keep the book off the shelves for at least six months, because then, not only is it off the shelves, it's not in any catalogues or anything for a few months, too, so people can really see it's gone.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /features/100714997735920.htm (2551 words)

	s h o t g u n r e v i e w s (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-07)
		For those who only know Ed Brubaker as the writer of Batman and Catwoman, you're in for a surprise.
		While some of the circumstances in the book may seem a little extreme to the casual observer, Brubaker's inherent suggestion that aimlessness leads to horrible decision-making is right on the money.
		Brubaker will undoubtedly get more popular as he continues to do fantastic work on the Batman titles.
	www.shotgunreviews.com /comics/lowlife.html (359 words)

	NEWSARAMA.COM: ED BRUBAKER ON BOOKS OF DOOM
		Case in point, Brubaker has found himself lightly dancing around period of Doom’s life that were most recently shown in the “Unthinkable” arc in Fantastic Four by Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo.
		And explore his past is really all Brubaker is trying to do — he’s not looking to pant any seeds that could be used later, or have any major, life-altering “aha!” moments in Doom’s life, such as a Mrs.
		Brubaker’s answer is pretty indicative of how much the character has affected him as he’s been sharing the same headspace with him.
	www.newsarama.com /marvelnew/Nov_previews/BruDoom.htm (1313 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		Brubaker easily put El Giagante's arm to the table, but he was later dealt a narrow defeated by the spastic wrestler known as El Freakazoid.
		Brubaker defeated the evil scientist with his left hand while continuing to enjoy his cocktail with his right.
		Since the announcement of the Ed Brubaker Over The Top Arm wrestlethon, you've been referred to as the "P.T. Barnum of comics," but I honestly don't see how are you could top this one.
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/index.cgi?column=tcp&article=1803 (2682 words)

	The CHUD.COM Message Boards - Ed Brubaker
		09-19-2002 10:22 AM If you want to chec out some great Brubaker try to hunt down his indie series, "Lowlife." I know a guy who knows Ed Brubaker and some of the Lowlife stories are pretty close to real life.
		Interestingly enough, Brubaker says David Goyer is going to direct the film adaptation.
		I talked to Brubaker at the San Diego Con for a while, and he is really an incredibly nice guy.
	www.chud.com /forums/printthread.php?t=21403 (444 words)

	The Great Curve: Sitting down with Ed Brubaker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-07)
		I'm not sure if he knows this, but Ed Brubaker was one of the first comic creators I ever interviewed.
		BRUBAKER: Yeah, pretty much that's how it is, you either have a clear idea of how to tackle it, or you're fucked.
		This was my favorite comic as a kid, but it was also one that I was very disappointed in much of the time, and wished would have done longer storylines much of the time, or been able to keep an artist longer, stuff like that.
	www.thegreatcurve.net /2005/04/sitting-down-with-ed-brubaker.html (697 words)

	FANBOY PLANET.com .: mc-marvelnews020705 :.
		Ed Brubaker and Marvel Comics are proud to announce that they have inked a deal for the fan-favorite comics scribe to write exclusively for the House of Ideas.
		Brubaker is perhaps best known for his long run on DC’s CATWOMAN and for co-creating the award winning GOTHAM CENTRAL series.
		For news of Ed Brubaker’s future projects and all the low-down on Marvel Universe happenings, please visit Marvel.com.
	www.fanboyplanet.com /comics/mc-marvelnews020705.php (588 words)

	Ed Brubaker: Reviews
		I give this bathroom tome a B. Cliff Biggers: Brubaker is a master of the comic book form as an intensely personal art form; his work is both visually apealing and thought-provoking, dealing with troubled characters and their troubling lives in an existential, sometimes nihilistic way.
		Grade: B. Tom Lawton: In spite of what the press release says about this being the story of one man's struggle to cling to his moral standards, it becomes clear that this man's high morals are merely convenient excuses for his own hatred and intolerance.
		As each imagined slight piles up, Ed Brubaker's protagonist moves further and further into his isolation.
	www.indyworld.com /brubaker/review3.html (303 words)

	Graphitti Designs Presents... NEWSARAMA - JIM LEE-A-RAMA: ED BRUBAKER
		Whether it's arm wrestling fans to help promote his recent releases, writing about the pain and heartaches of growing up in his autobiographical indie hit Lowlife, or guaranteeing reader satisfaction with his books by offering to personally refund their money, Brubaker is a creator who lays it all on the line--every time, every project.
		Ed Brubaker: I honestly hadn't even thought about the British angle yet, for some reason.
		I just liked the idea of what the Authority was within comics -- a great superhero team book that really pushes the envelope and at the same time, it's kind of a fl comedy about comics in some ways.
	www.newsarama.com /pages/JimLeeWeek/Leearama_4.htm (4234 words)

	Sequential Tart: Ed Brubaker - Cat Got Ed's Tongue (vol IV/iss 12/December 2001)
		Ed Brubaker's responsible for the new life that a certain cat is enjoying right now.
		The Catwoman has returned and Brubaker is at the helm, scribing her latest adventures.
		Over the past ten years many of today's hottest writers have taken a turn on the feline fatale and a lot of fans are anxious to see how Brubaker's run will be different.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/dec01/brubaker3.shtml (1535 words)

	Sleeper Vol. 1: Out in the Cold [2005] Shaking Through.net: Comics: Review
		He is both a player and a pawn in a very dangerous game, manipulated by both sides even as he pulls strings of his own, and aware that it’s only a matter of time before his past catches up with him.
		Brubaker gives no formal introduction to either his story or his characters -- from the very first page, readers are dropped into the midst of the action, challenging them to slowly piece the story together on their own.
		Speaking of which, Ed Brubaker recently signed an exclusive contract with Marvel, meaning that once the current second volume has concluded (now at issue #9), Holden Carver’s story will be at an end.
	www.shakingthrough.net /comics/reviews/2005/sleeper_vol_1_2005.html (817 words)

	: RevolutionSF - Two-Cent Review ñ Catwoman: The Dark End Of The Street : Review
		I have been enjoying Ed Brubaker's writing on Batman lately and am really looking forward to Gotham Central (his new book with fellow scribe Greg Rucka), so I decided to give this series a shot.
		No longer relying on big-breasted, cheesecake art to draw fanboy attention, Brubaker and Cooke have instead crafted a mature, believable (and naturally proportioned) female character that you wouldn't be ashamed to show your wife or girlfriend.
		Ed Brubaker has made Catwoman interesting by giving her a purpose and exploring some of the darker aspects of Gotham City.
	www.revolutionsf.com /print.php3?id=1460 (641 words)

	I Am NOT The Beastmaster: Daredevil in Oz
		Brubaker's writing is well-suited to the half-superhero, half-crime genre approach that Daredevil tends to gravitate towards.
		Brubaker mercifully curtails them, but even more importantly than that he writes dialogue-driven scenes that are built around actual dialogue.
		And to the extent that Brubaker continues Bendis's plots, even when those plots are laudable and worth continuing, the worry will always persist that he'll maintain that timidity as well.
	notthebeastmaster.typepad.com /weblog/2006/02/i_guess_luke_ca.html (2137 words)

	Author Greg Rucka
		The series was written by Greg and Ed Brubaker (edbrubaker.com), and they swapped story arcs, ostensibly following one of the two MCU shifts.
		Ed and Greg reunite to tell a tale so big it brings all the detectives of Central together.
		Written by Greg Rucka and Ed Brubaker with an introduction by mystery Grandmaster Lawrence Block; Art and cover by Michael Lark.
	www.gregrucka.com /gothamcentral.html (949 words)

	COMICON.com: WIDE AWAKE, ED BRUBAKER ON SLEEPER
		Writer Ed Brubaker and artist Sean Philips are just about to launch Season Two and have lots of plans for Holden Carver and his associates.
		BRUBAKER: I don't know, I think all of us want our work to be appreciated and nominated for awards, for the most part.
		BRUBAKER: This Season is much more a mind-game between Tao and Lynch with Holden caught in the crossfire, in a lot of ways.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=002114 (1981 words)

	Comic World News \| Headlines
		IDW Publishing is very proud to announce that they are working with Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips to publish their creator-owned miniseries, Black Sails.
		Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips, the creative team behind the hit comic Sleeper, cast a three-issue tale of mysterious vampire pirates with an intriguing hook: these men are manning the very ship on which Dracula himself once sailed.
		Brubaker’s moody and horrific story follows a darker path than readers are accustomed to seeing from him, and Phillips’s textured artwork is again the perfect complement to his prose.
	www.comicworldnews.com /cgi-bin/index.cgi?column=headlines&page=481 (484 words)

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