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Phillip Kennedy Johnson

1863–1930 · Comics debut 2017

writer
Phillip Kennedy Johnson
Known forIncredible Hulk
Issues credited166
Active2017–2026
Primary rolewriter
Alien #1
Alien #1 (2021)

Phillip Kennedy Johnson is an American comic book writer best known for his acclaimed runs on Superman and Action Comics, Batman and Robin, The Incredible Hulk, Alien, and 007. His work has appeared across a remarkably wide range of publishers, including DC, Marvel, BOOM! Studios, Dynamite, IDW, Aftershock, and Scout Comics, with credits as a writer stretching from 2017 through the mid-2020s across more than 160 issues.

Incredible Hulk #1
Incredible Hulk #1 (2024)

Before establishing himself in comics, Johnson led a genuinely unusual professional life. An Army veteran, he served as a trumpet player with the U.S. Army Field Band in Washington, D.C., and went on to perform with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, the Moscow Ballet, the Dallas Opera, the Washington Symphonic Brass, and the Benny Goodman Orchestra — a musical résumé that few writers in the medium can match.

Adventure Time Comics #13
Adventure Time Comics #13 (2017)

His comics work spans superhero titles, horror, and licensed properties, reflecting a versatility in genre that has made him a sought-after voice at multiple publishers. Among his notable collaborators is artist Nic Klein, with whom he marked a milestone moment in Marvel history when their Incredible Hulk #19, published in November 2024, celebrated the character's 800th issue. Johnson has received an Eisner Award nomination in recognition of his contributions to the field.

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Full bibliography · 51 series

Green Lantern: War Journal (2023) · 13
The Last God (2019) · 12
Adventures of Superman: Book of El (2025) · 9
The Power of the Dark Crystal (2017) · 8
James Bond: 007 (2022) · 8
Infernal Hulk (2026) · 7
James Bond: 007, For King and Country (2023) · 6
Superman: Action Comics (2022) · 5
Hellhunters (2025) · 4
Empyre: Captain America (2020) · 3
Superman (2018) · 3
Crocodile Black (2024) · 3
Dungeons of Doom (2026) · 3
Future State: Superman: Worlds of War (2021) · 2
Superman Infinite (2022) · 2
Adventure Time Comics (2016) · 1
#13
Aquaman Annual (2018) · 1
#1
Jim Henson's The Power of the Dark Crystal (2017) · 1
#2
Aquaman (2017) · 1
#5
Low Road West (2018) · 1
#2
Aquaman Rebirth (2018) · 1
#4
New Talent Showcase 2018 (2019) · 1
#1
Batman Secret Files (2018) · 1
#3
Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Batman: Hush (2021) · 1
#1
Le dernier des dieux (2021) · 1
#1
Future State: Superman: House of El (2021) · 1
#1
Venom (2018) · 1
Action Comics 2021 Annual (2021) · 1
#1
Extreme Carnage Alpha (2021) · 1
The Last God: Book 1 of the Fellspyre Chronicles (2021) · 1
Extreme Carnage Omega (2021) · 1
Batman / Superman: Authority Special (2022) · 1
#1
Superman: The One Who Fell (2021) · 1
Carnage Forever (2022) · 1
#1
Batman / Superman: Authority - Especial (2022) · 1
Action Comics 2022 Annual (2022) · 1
#1
Justice League: Road to Dark Crisis (2022) · 1
#1
Alien Annual (2022) · 1
#1
Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League - Green Lantern (2022) · 1
#1
Superman: Warworld Apocalypse (2022) · 1
#1
Green Lantern (2023) · 1
#3
Superman: Kal-El Returns (2023) · 1
Superman: The Warworld Saga (2023) · 1
Action Comics 2023 Annual (2024) · 1
#1
Hulk: Blood Hunt (2024) · 1
#1
Green Lantern Civil Corps Special (2024) · 1
#1
Bring on the Bad Guys: Abomination (2025) · 1
#1

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