Joey Cavalieri is an American writer and editor whose career in comic books stretches from 1979 to at least the mid-2020s, accumulating credits across more than 160 issues. His birthdate and birthplace are not currently documented in available sources.
Spaced Out Jokes #[nn] (1979)
Cavalieri built his reputation primarily at DC Comics, where his work on Green Arrow and the Huntress became the most enduring part of his legacy. He is perhaps best remembered as a co-creator of Helena Bertinelli, the third character to carry the Huntress mantle, whose introduction gave DC a grittier, street-level heroine with a distinct identity separate from her predecessors. His contributions to The Huntress title remain central to how that character is understood today.
House of Mystery #292 (1981)
Beyond those signature characters, Cavalieri logged substantial work on several of DC's flagship titles, including Detective Comics, World's Finest Comics, and Superman, demonstrating a versatility that kept him active across different corners of the publisher's lineup. Credits on Marvel Comics Presents and Marvel Action Hour, Featuring the Fantastic Four show he also worked across the aisle at Marvel during his career.
Wonder Woman #296 (1982)
Whether writing or editing, Cavalieri helped shape a corner of the DC Universe that continues to inform how Helena Bertinelli appears in comics, animation, and other media. No major awards are documented in the available source material.