Nicola Cuti

Nicola Cuti worked as editor, artist and writer for such distinguished comic book companies as DC, Marvel, Charlton and Warren (publisher of "Creepy" and "Vampirella" comics). He created numerous characters including superhero "E-Man," still being published today and the underground classic, "Moonie," which has appeared in men's magazines in full color and in fine collections as Mark Estren's scholarly book "A History of the Underground Comics." He is a two-time winner of the Ray Bradbury Award...See more

Nicola Cuti worked as editor, artist and writer for such distinguished comic book companies as DC, Marvel, Charlton and Warren (publisher of "Creepy" and "Vampirella" comics). He created numerous characters including superhero "E-Man," still being published today and the underground classic, "Moonie," which has appeared in men's magazines in full color and in fine collections as Mark Estren's scholarly book "A History of the Underground Comics." He is a two-time winner of the Ray Bradbury Award for writing excellence and a 2009 Inkpot Award winner for his work in Comic Art. Later, Nick moved his wife and daughter to California where he began a new career in animation as a background designer. Such studios as The Walt Disney Company, Universal, MGM, Paramount, Warner Brothers, Marvel Films, Graz Entertainment, Sunbow and Sony Pictures employed him on the following projects "Conan," "Gargoyles," "Jungle Cubs," "Dilbert," "Biker Mice From Mars," "Exo-Squad," "101 Dalmatians" and "Starship Troopers" and others. For the past decade his interests have turned to live action and screen writing where he has been developing a live action series "Captain Cosmos, the Last STARveyer" a science fiction/science fact adventure program for children. "Cosmos" has won the KIDS FIRST! Seal of Approval for excellence in children's video and has been selected for the Kids First! Film Festival. He worked with an independent movie company, Creature Productions, where he produced and wrote movies for them, "The Gray Ghosts" "Planet of the Reptiles," "Creature Watch" and "Grub." In 2010 Nick started his own company, Ni-Cola Entertainment LLC, where he wrote and produced sci-fi movies such as "Tagged," "Lady Without Substance," "Shock House," and novels, "Moonie and the Spider Queen," "Moonie in the Slave Market of Opuul" and "Moonie in Too Many Moons," "Moonie Goes to War," "Moonie Sexy Space Stories," "Moonie Conquers Mars,"for adults. In 2013 he began a line of juvenile science fiction novels based on the character of Starflake the Starbabe, the intergalactic adventures of a girl who can live in outer space without any life support systems. The first books he wrote were "Starflake on Thrill World Volumes 1 & 2," Starflake rides with the Galactic Bikers" and several more titles soon to be published. For more information please see his listing in: WIKIPEDIA: http: //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicola_Cuti IMDB: http: //www.imdb.com/name/nm0193881/ See less