Rick Remender

Rick Remender was born on February 6, 1973, and is an American comic book writer, animator, and television producer based in Los Angeles, California. He broke into the industry in the late 1990s and has since built one of the more varied careers in contemporary comics, working across both mainstream superhero titles and creator-owned projects.

At Marvel, Remender made a strong impression with his run on Uncanny X-Force, which earned considerable critical attention for its morally complex storytelling, and he went on to write Venom, Captain America, and Uncanny Avengers. His creator-owned work at Image Comics — Fear Agent, Deadly Class, Black Science, and Low — demonstrates a consistent appetite for genre-blending narratives with strong emotional undercurrents. Of these, Deadly Class has proven particularly durable, accumulating more credited issues in catalog records than any of his other titles.

Beyond print, Remender wrote the screenplay for EA's Dead Space and Epic Games' Bulletstorm, showing an easy fluency across storytelling formats. That versatility extended further in 2019, when Sony Pictures Television adapted Deadly Class into a live-action series; Remender served as showrunner and lead writer, shepherding his own creation through the transition. Across nearly three decades of active work spanning 1998 to 2025, he has contributed to roughly 495 issues as writer, artist, and inker.