Dwayne McDuffie

Dwayne McDuffie is an American comic book writer, and was a producer of Justice League Unlimited.

History

McDuffie was an artist at Marvel Comics and Harvey Comics before setting Milestone Media. With Denys Cowan and several others, he created the Dakotaverse - Static, Icon, Hardware and many others. Milestone went under due to bad sales, and its properties were taken over by DC Comics.

McDuffie was one of the key writers of Static Shock, and was later taken into the Justice League creative team. By the time the series had evolved into Justice League Unlimited, he had become a producer.

On February 22, 2011, Comic Book Resources reported that Dwayne McDuffie had died from complications due to a surgical procedure performed Monday evening

DCAU Filmography

Static Shock

• "They're Playing My Song" (writer)
• "Bent Out of Shape" (writer)
• "Junior" (writer)
• "Power Play" (writer)
• "Bad Stretch" (writer)
• "Jimmy" (story)
• "Gear" (writer)
• "Static in Africa" (writer)
• "A League of Their Own, Part II" (writer)
• "Out of Africa" (writer)
• "Now You See Him..." (writer)

Justice League

• "The Brave and the Bold" (teleplay)
• "Fury, Part I" (teleplay)
• "Metamorphosis, Part II" (teleplay)
• "Maid of Honor" (writer)
• "The Terror Beyond" (writer)
• "Hereafter" (writer)
• "Wild Cards" (writer)
• "Starcrossed" (writer)

Justice League Unlimited

• "Ultimatum" (story)
• "Wake the Dead" (writer)
• "The Once and Future Thing Part One: Weird Western Tales" (writer)
• "The Once and Future Thing Part Two: Time, Warped" (writer)
• "The Doomsday Sanction" (writer)
• "Task Force X" (writer)
• "The Balance" (writer)
• "Clash" (writer)
• "Hunter's Moon" (writer)
• "Question Authority" (writer)
• "Flashpoint" (writer)
• "Panic in the Sky" (writer)
• "Divided We Fall" (writer)
• "Epilogue" (writer)
• "I Am Legion" (writer)
• "To Another Shore" (writer)
• "Ancient History" (writer)
• "Dead Reckoning" (writer)
• "The Great Brain Robbery" (writer)
• "Far From Home" (writer)
• "Destroyer" (writer)

Awards

• 2003 Humanitas Prize in Children's Animation for "Jimmy" (shared with Alan Burnett).

External links

• Dwayne McDuffie at Wikipedia
• Dwayne McDuffie at the DC Database

References

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