Bryan J. L. Glass

Bryan J. L. Glass is an American comic book writer best known for his creator-owned fantasy series *The Mice Templar*, published through Image Comics. Born Bryan Jason Lee Glass, he entered the industry in the early 1990s, building a reputation for intricate, character-driven stories. His breakthrough came with *The Mice Templar*, a sprawling epic that earned him two Harvey Awards and showcased his talent for blending mythic themes with personal stakes. Glass also contributed to Marvel Comics, penning *Thor: First Thunder* and *Valkyrie*, where he brought a similar depth to established superheroes. His signature style combines dense world-building with emotional resonance, often collaborating with artists like Michael Avon Oeming. Beyond *The Mice Templar*, Glass wrote for series such as *Magician Apprentice*, *Spandex Tights*, and *Ship of Fools*, demonstrating versatility across genres. His work remains influential in independent comics, particularly for its ambitious storytelling and creator-owned ethos. Glass continues to write, with a legacy defined by his Harvey Award-winning series and his contributions to both indie and mainstream comics.