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	Fabian Nicieza
		Nicieza was selected as writer of the project with artist Mark Bagley on pencils.
		Liefeld and Nicieza then produced an ongoing X-Force title, the first issue of which set sales records in the summer of 1991 (though it was quickly surpassed by X-Men vol.2 #1 later that year).
		Nicieza initially worked on the title as scripter; after the departure of Liefeld in #12 he became its full writer which he remained until 1995.
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	Fabian Nicieza - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fabian Nicieza (born Buenos Aires, Argentina, December 31, 1961) is an American comic book writer and editor.
		Nicieza was selected as writer of the project with artist Mark Bagley on pencils.
		Nicieza initially worked on the title as scripter; after the departure of Liefeld in #12 he became its full writer which he remained until 1995.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fabian_Nicieza (1415 words)

	Fabian Nicieza - Marvel Database - a Wikia wiki
		Fabian Nicieza - Marvel Database - a Wikia wiki
		Nicieza's first published comic story came in 1987 with Psi-Force #9, a title in Marvel's short-lived New Universe line.
		Also in 1990 Nicieza began short runs on comics such as Alpha Flight (vol.1 #'s 87-90), Avengers (Vol.1 #317 -325) and Avengers Spotlight, as well as the miniseries Nomad, which in turn led him to write the ongoing Nomad (vol.2) series in 1992.
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		Written by Fabian Nicieza, Art by Reilly Brown, Jeremy Freeman, and Gotham.
		After a nice long run that focused almost solely on Deadpool, we are coming off a two-parter that remembered that Cable was also a star of this book.
		Despite some initial misgivings about the direction Nicieza was taking his co-creation, he has really taken ownership of the character, paying due respect to the aspects of Deadpool's history that came from other writers (forgetting some of the less-than-stellar moments), and really advancing the character.
	www.x-worldcomics.com (2173 words)

	An Interview with Fabian Nicieza
		NICIEZA: Well, I have a couple of DC projects which are in different stages of completion right now, but they prefer not to blab too many details too soon, so I'll keep mum.
		NICIEZA: It was a wonderful combination of Marvel asking right after I walked out the door from Acclaim with absolutely no guaranteed income staring me in the face and the fact that I have always like the character.
		NICIEZA: Deadpool, `cause of the healing factor and the fact that Joe Kelly would make him say something so witty that Gambit would crumple in heaping mounds of laughter.
	www.fortunecity.com /westwood/karan/483/xrisinginterview2.html (1204 words)

	Fabian Nicieza
		Fabian Nicieza was born December 31, 1961 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
		Fabian came in as regular writer on Psi-Force after the writers of the New Universe titles knew the handwriting was on the wall, several of the titles had already been canceled.
		Fabian acknowledged past history without letting it bog him down and created a supporting cast in Jean-Luc, Courier, Fontenelle, the Mengos, Mercy, etc. that was better than many books have ever had in much longer runs.
	www.geocities.com /Area51/Shire/4804/fabian.html (1933 words)

	Daredevil: The Man Without Fear - Interviews
		Fabian Nicieza, the current writer on Gambit, talks about his fill-in issue of DD#258, the Dead Man's Hand crossover, DD's appearance in Gambit #11 and much more.
		Nicieza: Like I said, when I created him, I purposely crafted a "villain" who would cut emotionally to the moral heart of the superheroes he was opposing.
		Nicieza: I was never a DD fan until I saw Miller's first cover on the racks at 7-Eleven, but I had read various issues throughout his history.
	www.manwithoutfear.com /interviews/ddINTNicieza.shtml (1168 words)

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		Fabian's reputation as a "mutant-writer" used to terrify me until I discovered that he wasn't a mutant.
		Fabian's comics career began in the editorial offices of Marvel Comics, but he was soon scripting several popular titles including "NEW WARRIORS", "X-MEN", "GAMBIT" and some non-mutant hero called "SPIDER-MAN".
		His reputation was such that when Acclaim wanted to re-launch the VALIANT comics line of heroes, they tapped Nicieza as the man to spear-head the revival.
	www.geocities.com /beyondpress/niciezabio.html (114 words)

	MEANWHILE Interviews... Buffy Post Mortem
		NICIEZA: I think "Viva" was a fun, fast-paced story with interesting insights into Pike, a relatively obscure character in the Buffy mythos, but I think "A Stake Through the Heart" is a better, deeper, more emotional story with a very different, "icky-horror" kind of feel to it.
		NICIEZA: Hardest to get a handle on, for me, was Anya, because Emma Caulfield, bless her soul, has the quirkiest inflections and line readings around, which make it tough to nail her dialogue.
		NICIEZA: Like any long-running TV show, it had it's good runs and its weaker ones, but the better shows, which Buffy most certainly was, maintain a higher, more consistent level of quality over the long haul and that's what makes them standout.
	www.mikejozic.com /buffyweek1.html (1585 words)

	Fabian Nicieza at AllExperts
		In 2003 Nicieza branched out by co-creating with artist Steffano Raffaele a horror tinged, creator-owned mini-series The Blackburne Covenant which was published by Dark Horse Comics.
		As a screenwriter, Fabian was a co-writer of the Hot Wheels World Race animated feature (with Mark Edens and Jeff Gomez), and The Black Belt Club (with Jeff Gomez and Dawn Barnes), a computer-animated feature based on the bestselling book series from Scholastic in development with Starlight Runner Entertainment.
		In 2006 Nicieza's returned to DC with a three issue arc in Superman #841-843 (September - November, 2006), co-written with Kurt Busiek.
	en.allexperts.com /e/f/fa/fabian_nicieza.htm (1448 words)

	Fabian Nicieza Interview 12/7/99
		Nicieza was kind enough to answer some questions about his work on Nova and the New Warriors.
		His work on New Warriors and Nova's 2nd series made the character popular to a new generation of comic book readers in the 1990's.
		Nicieza for giving us his insights on Nova.
	home.mchsi.com /~nova64/fabian.htm (452 words)

	Avengers Forever - Interviews (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We are very pleased that Fabian found the time in his very busy and hectic schedule to allow this interview with Avengers Forever.
		But none of those are bad things in the least, it is what makes the character who he is and why he has been so popular for so long among a large group of Marvel fans.
		Q) What do you think happened to the Thunderbolts title, Fabian, and it is not my intention to sound harsh by any means, but if you don’t know what I mean by that then there is no use in my trying to explain it to you.
	www.avengersforever.org /articles/article.asp?RID=102 (1670 words)

	Fabian,J Books - Signed, used, new, out-of-print
		Fabian's study is a classic in the field that changed the way anthropologists relate to their subjects and is of immense value not only to anthropologists but to all those concerned with the study of man. A new foreward by Matti Bunzl brings the influence of Fabian's study up to the present.
		Fabian shows how the claims to rationality of the explorers fall apart under scrutiny--how they were often "out of their minds," in extraordinary states influenced by opiates, alcohol, sex, fever, fatigue, and...
		Johannes Fabian is widely known outside of his discipline because his work so often overcomes traditional scholarly boundaries to bring fresh insight to central topics in philosophy, history, and cultural...
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Fabian,J (912 words)

	Psi-Force - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The first issue (November, 1986) was by writer Steve Perry and penciller Mark Texeira.
		The title is notable for publishing some of the first comics work of writer Fabian Nicieza (#9,13,16-32) and artist Ron Lim (#16-22).
		Nicieza's stint on the title is well regarded by fans and he stayed on the title until its cancellation with #32 (June, 1989).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Psi-Force (327 words)

	News > Interviews > Fabian Nicieza
		Known primarily as a writer of superhero comics, Fabian Nicieza has worked, whether as writer or editor, on a variety of genres.
		The Blackburne Covenant is a sophisticated horror title based on the premise that the world is founded on a secret history and that one man, a writer, has unwittingly tapped into it.
		Nicieza answered a few questions about his new project, and a few other things, too.
	www.darkhorse.com /news/interviews.php?id=780 (1314 words)

	Interview - Fabian Nicieza
		Nicieza is now the Editor-in-Chief at Acclaim Comics and the writer of Acclaim’s Troublemakers and the new monthly Turok.
		Nicieza recently took the time to answer some questions from Worlds of Westfield Content Editor Roger Ash about his work at Acclaim for this exclusive online interview.
		Fabian Nicieza: Well, of all our Valiant revamps, this was the one which both changed the most while still keeping the same feel of the original.
	www.westfieldcomics.com /wow/low/low_int_022.html (899 words)

	Ninth Art - Alphabetti Fumetti: N is for Nocenti
		Nicieza left Marvel in the mid 90s to become vice president and editor-in-chief of Acclaim Comics (formerly known as Valiant comics).
		He tried his best to push the company to the fore, and the company even hired some decent writers and spawned a couple of decent videogames based on their intellectual property, but ultimately it was a 'Valiant' failure.
		Nicieza is currently riding a wave of nostalgia for the 90s, and is currently behind a series teaming up two characters that once best embodied the creative bankruptcy of that era, Cable and Deadpool.
	www.ninthart.com /printdisplay.php?article=1161 (1213 words)

	Fabian Nicieza Interview 12/7/99
		Nicieza was kind enough to answer some questions about his work on Nova and the New Warriors.
		His work on New Warriors and Nova's 2nd series made the character popular to a new generation of comic book readers in the 1990's.
		Nicieza for giving us his insights on Nova.
	www.novaprimepage.com /fabian.htm (452 words)

	GET Fabian Nicieza ON NIGHTWING!!! - Comic Bloc Forums (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nicieza seems to have an understanding and appreciation for the character of Richard Grayson/Nightwing and I think(like many other Nightwing fans) that it would be a perfect character/writer combination.
		Nicieza could be the writer for Nightwing once Bruce Jones finishes up his arc.
		I'm not bashing Nicieza, because I think he's a good writer, but I think this Nicieza will save Nightwing because he happened to mention that ppl should call Nightwing when the DCU is in trouble or whatever is a little extreme.
	www.comicbloc.com /forums/showthread.php?t=24919 (1071 words)

	COMICON.com: FABIAN NICIEZA HAWKEYE, CABLE, DEADPOOL, & MORE
		NICIEZA: It’s accessible to longtime Hawkeye fans because it is the core, essential essence of the character as curious provocateur, troublemaker, instigator and defender of those who need defending.
		Nicieza's run on New Warriors was by far one of the best comics Marvel published at the time.
		Although I've never worked with or for Fabian, not sure I would have had the pleasure of the fun projects I have worked on, if not for people like Fabian along the way-- keeping hope alive when it would have been so much easier and less painful to just give up.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=print_topic;f=36;t=001565 (4741 words)

	COMICON.com: CABLE & DEADPOOL & FABIAN NICIEZA
		BY JENNIFER M. Writer Fabian Nicieza's comic odd couple, Cable & Deadpool are nearing their 25th issue and we've got some news on his plans for that anniversary issue.
		NICIEZA: Since CDP #24 is a Deadpool-centric issue featuring Spider-Man, #25 is a Cable-centric issue that takes a look at Cable the Man, the "Messiah," and the Eventual-President-for-life-of-the-Free-World, but it does so through a very unique perspective, that of guest-star, Captain America.
		NICIEZA: Certainly the reader reaction has been wonderful, I was well aware that I'm not as funny a writer as Joe Kelly or Gail Simone, so I knew my humor would be a tough sell to hardcore Deadpool fans who loved either Joe or Gail's runs.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=36;t=004620 (2798 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: Thunderstruck: Nicieza talks “Thunderbolts”
		CBR News spoke with “Thunderbolts” writer Fabian Nicieza about the milestone issue and what other events he has in store for one of Marvel Comics most interesting super teams.
		It was Nicieza’s editor, Tom Brevoort, who suggested dropping “New” from the book’s title and returning to the series original numbering.
		Nicieza hopes that new readers eager to see what’s in store for the Thunderbolts will jump on board with issue #100.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=6800 (1742 words)

	Fabian Nicieza: Hot Wheels And Hellmouths
		Nicieza is writing The Blackburne Covenant, a creator-owned horror/mystery series for Dark Horse that is garnering critical acclaim.
		I interviewed Fabian about his latest work and found out that he’s a prolific creator who wears many hats.
		Fabian Nicieza: My friend, Scott Lobdell, was writing the monthly title but his Hollywood shenanigans resulted in some scheduling trouble, so he asked me to help him out.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /features/105494136084645.htm (1962 words)

	Sequential Tart: Fabian Nicieza - Fabian's Thunder (vol IV/iss 11/November 2001)
		Sequential Tart: Fabian Nicieza - Fabian's Thunder (vol IV/iss 11/November 2001)
		Nicieza also wrote X-Force and along with Scott Lobdell, he became the regular writer on the two core X-books Uncanny X-men and X-men.
		Nicieza's led quite an interesting career and we were anxious to talk to him about these works and more.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/nov01/nicieza.shtml (7490 words)

	Interview - Fabian Nicieza
		Nicieza is now the Editor-in-Chief at Acclaim Comics and the writer of Acclaim’s Troublemakers and the new monthly Turok.
		Nicieza recently took the time to answer some questions from Worlds of Westfield Content Editor Roger Ash about his work at Acclaim for this exclusive online interview.
		Fabian Nicieza: Well, of all our Valiant revamps, this was the one which both changed the most while still keeping the same feel of the original.
	westfieldcomics.com /wow/low/low_int_022.html (899 words)

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