Jed MacKay
Jed MacKay is a Canadian comic book writer best known for his runs on Marvel characters such as Black Cat, Moon Knight, and Doctor Strange. He was born in Canada—though his exact birth date is not widely publicized—and entered the industry in the late 2010s, quickly establishing himself as a reliable and inventive voice. His breakout work came with *Black Cat* (2018), where he revitalized Felicia Hardy as a charismatic antihero, followed by a celebrated *Moon Knight* series that delved into Marc Spector’s fractured psyche. MacKay’s style balances tight plotting with sharp dialogue, often focusing on morally complex protagonists. He has collaborated extensively with artists like Alessandro Cappuccio and Pasqual Ferry. Among his notable co-creations are the new Doctor Strange supporting character Clea and the supernatural team in *Strange*. He also wrote *Avengers* and the *Magic* series, expanding his range. Later in his career, MacKay has become a go-to writer for Marvel’s mystical and street-level heroes, earning a reputation for consistency and character depth. He has not yet received major industry awards, but his work has been nominated for multiple Eisner Awards. Still active as of 2026, MacKay continues to shape the Marvel Universe with his thoughtful, action-driven storytelling.
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