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'''Geoff Johns''' nasceu em [[25 de Janeiro]] [[1973]] em [[Detroit, Michigan]]) é um escritor norte-americano de [[histórias em quadrinhos]]. Ele se formou na Clarkston High School em [[1991]] e na Michigan State University em [[1995]]. Após graduar-se na Michigan state, Johns se mudou para [[Los Angeles, California]]. Lá ele se tornou assistente do diretor e produtor de cinema, [[Richard Donner]]. Geoff trabalhou em Teoria da Conspiração e Máquina Mortífera 4 antes de ingressar na indústria de quadrinhos.
[[Ficheiro:GeoffJohns1.jpg|thumb|Geoff Johns em 2004.]]
Trabalhando na [[DC Comics]], [[Marvel Comics]], e outras editorias menores, Johns conquistou certa reputação e se tornou um dos mais elogiados escritores na indústria. Ele começou na DC Comics onde escreveu [[Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E.]], uma HQ baseada na segunda [[Sideral]] e seu padrasto, o sidekick da versão orginal. Johns baseou a nova Sideral (Courtney Whitmore) na sua irmã Courtney, que faleceu na explosão do vôo 800 da TWA em Long Island em [[17 de Julho]] de [[1996]]. Em [[2000]], ele substituiu James Robinson como co-escritor com David S. Goyer na [[Socieda da Justiça América]], iniciando um arco de sucesso que levaria à muitos cargos futuros para Johns.
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Ainda em 2006, Johns divide um estúdio de roteiro, The Empath Magic Tree House, com [[Jeph Loeb]] e [[Allan Heinberg]]. Johns está atualmente co-escrevendo a série de TV do ''[[Blade (comics)|Blade]]'' com David S. Goyer para a [[Spike TV]].
== {{Bibliografia}} ==
=== DC ===
* Star Spangled Comics #1 (1999). Sua primeira HQ publicada, parte do "evento" da JSA formado por dois especiais e sete edições, cada um focando um persoagem diferente da SJA e na Era de Ouro. Nesse, Sandman (e seu sidekick Sandy) se aliam com Sideral (e o sidekick Stripesy).▼
* ''Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E.''-related works (1999-2000)▼
▲*Star Spangled Comics #1 (1999). Sua primeira HQ publicada, parte do "evento" da JSA formado por dois especiais e sete edições, cada um focando um persoagem diferente da SJA e na Era de Ouro. Nesse, Sandman (e seu sidekick Sandy) se aliam com Sideral (e o sidekick Stripesy).
▲*''Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E.''-related works (1999-2000)
▲** [[Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E.]] #0-14 (1999-2000). Seu primeiro longo trabalho.
** [[Bart Allen|Impulse]] #61 (2000). Um edição única mostrando ''Stars & S.T.R.I.P.E.''.
** Sins of Youth: Starwoman and the JSA Jr. #1 (2000). Uma edição de ''Stars & S.T.R.I.P.E.'' focando o "evento" ''Sins of Youth''.
** [[Young Justice]]: Sins of Youth Secret Files & Origins #1 (2000). Johns co-escreveu com Ben Raab um curta de 6 páginas mostrando uma Stars "adulta" tomando conta de uma SJA e uma LJA "bebês".
* ''Beast Boy''-related works (1999-2000):
** Legends of the DC Universe 80-Page Giant #2 (1999).
** [[Beast Boy]] #1-4 (1999-2000).
** ''The Titans Annual'' #1 (2000).
** ''Titans Secret Files and Origins'' #2 (2000).
* [[Day of Judgment (comics)|Day of Judgment]] #1-5 (1999).
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* Superman-related works (2001-):
** [[Superman: The Man of Steel]] #121 (on-sale date: December 2001) & 133 (on-sale date: December 2002). With Artists Todd Nauck (121) & Tom Derenick (133). Issue 121 was for the "All coverage" month. Issue 133 was past of the "Lost Heart" storyline running in the Superman ongoing series.
** Superman #179-180, 184-187 & 189 (2002). Issues 179-180 co-written with Jeph Loeb. Issues 184, 186, 187 & 189 were all part of several storylines running in the Superman ongoing series ("Return to Krypton", "Ending battle" & "Lost hearts") and were Drawn by [[Pasqual Ferry]]. Issue 185 was a one-shot story drawn by [[Brent Anderson]] (with a cover by Ferry).
** ''Superman Secret Files and Origins 2004''. Co-writer of the 22-page "Suicide Watch" lead story.
** [[Action Comics]] #837-840 & *[[Superman]] #650-653 (2006). 8-part story arc "Up, up and away", co-written with Kurt Busiek, setting the Superman series in the "One year later" event post-''Infinite Crisis''.
* ''Flash''-related works (2000-2005)
** [[The Flash]] volume 2 #164-225 (2000-2005).
** ''The Flash'' #1/2
** ''The Flash: Iron Heights'' #1 (2001). A prestige one-shot dealing where appeared for the first time several new "roges" created for his run in the ongoing series.
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** ''The Flash Secret Files and Origins'' #3 (2001). Johns wrote the main story, where appear for the first time a relevant character of his run in the ongoing series.
* ''JSA''-related works (2000-)
** [[Justice Society of America|JSA]] #5-77,81 & [[Justice Society of America]] #1- (2000-current). Writer of the ongoing series (in several issues, co-written with David Goyer).
** ''JSA: Our Worlds at War'' #1 (2001). A 38-page story written by Johns, focusing on the JSA in the [[Our Worlds at war]] crossover-event.
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** JSA Classified #1-4 (2005). 4-issue arc featuring a Power Girl story, with artist [[Amanda Conner]].
* [[Hawkman]] V.3 #1-6, 8-25 (2002-2004). A spin-off of his ''JSA'' run, featuring the solo adventures of Hawkman and Hawkgirl. Issues #1-6 & 7-8 were co-written with James Robinson. The Issue #7 was written by Robinson. Johns also wrote the main story of the ''Hawkman Secret Files & Origins'' #1 (2002).
* [[Batman]] #606-607 (2002). 2-issue story of Batman trying to protect David Cain from [[Deadshot]]. With co-writer [[Ed Brubaker]] and artist [[Scott McDaniel]].
* [[Titans (comics)|Teen Titans]] #1/2,1-26,29- (summer 2003 - present). During his run as writer of the series, Johns also contributed to the specials ''Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files and Origins 2003'', ''Teen Titans/Legion Special'' #1 (2004, co-written with [[Mark Waid]], part 2 of a 2-part storyline that begins in Teen Titans #16), ''Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files and Origins 2005'' & Teen Titans Annual #1 (2006, dialogue only, over a plot by Marv Wolfman).▼
* ''Green Lantern''-related works (2004-)▼
** [[Green Lantern: Rebirth]] #1-6 (2004-2005). 6-issue miniseries with artist [[Ethan Van Sciver]], that re-stablishes Hal Jordan as the Green Lantern and serves to relaunch the Green Lantern ongoing series.▼
** ''Green Lantern Secret Files and Origins 2005''. Writer of the lead story with artist
** [[Green Lantern Corps: Recharge]] (2005-2006). Johns serves only as co-plotter of this miniseries.▼
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* ''Infinite Crisis''-related works (2005-2007)▼
** [[Countdown to Infinite Crisis]] #1 (2005). Co-written by Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka & Judd Winick.
▲*[[Titans (comics)|Teen Titans]] #1/2,1-26,29- (summer 2003 - present). During his run as writer of the series, Johns also contributed to the specials ''Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files and Origins 2003'', ''Teen Titans/Legion Special'' #1 (2004, co-written with [[Mark Waid]], part 2 of a 2-part storyline that begins in Teen Titans #16), ''Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files and Origins 2005'' & Teen Titans Annual #1 (2006, dialogue only, over a plot by Marv Wolfman).
** [[Infinite Crisis]] #1-7 (2005-2006)▼
** [[52 (comics)|52]] #1-52 (2006-2007). Weekly series chronicling the one year-long "aftermath" of ''Infinite Crisis'', co-written by Geoff Johns, [[Grant Morrison]], [[Mark Waid]] and [[Greg Rucka]]▼
▲*''Green Lantern''-related works (2004-)
▲**[[Green Lantern: Rebirth]] #1-6 (2004-2005). 6-issue miniseries with artist [[Ethan Van Sciver]], that re-stablishes Hal Jordan as the Green Lantern and serves to relaunch the Green Lantern ongoing series.
▲**''Green Lantern Secret Files and Origins 2005''. Writer of the lead story with artist [[Darwyn Cooke]], that serves as a prologue to the relaunched ongoing series.
▲**[[Green Lantern]] (volume 4) #1- (2005-).
▲**[[Green Lantern Corps: Recharge]] (2005-2006). Johns serves only as co-plotter of this miniseries.
▲*''Infinite Crisis''-related works (2005-2007)
▲**[[Countdown to Infinite Crisis]] #1 (2005). Co-written by Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka & Judd Winick.
▲**[[Infinite Crisis]] #1-7 (2005-2006)
▲**[[52 (comics)|52]] #1-52 (2006-2007). Weekly series chronicling the one year-long "aftermath" of ''Infinite Crisis'', co-written by Geoff Johns, [[Grant Morrison]], [[Mark Waid]] and [[Greg Rucka]]
* Short stories & misc. (2000-2006)
** ''Silver Age: Showcase featuring the 7 soldiers of Victory'' (one-shot) (2000) ([http://heroecom.blogspot.com/2005/06/portadas-dc-silver-age-showcase-2000.html source])
** ''Superman/Batman Secret Files & Origins 2003''. 22-page lead story (with Captain Atom as guest star) written by Geoff Johns & Jeremy Johns, with artist [[Ivan Reis]].
** [[Batman: Gotham Knights]] #49 (2004). A Scarecrow 8-page back-up story with artist Tommy Castillo.
** DC Comics Presents: Batman (2004). Johns contributes with a 11-page story to this special in the ''DC Comics Presents'' "series" of eight different one-shots in tribute to Julius Schwartz.
** [[Superman/Batman]] #26 (2006). Johns contributes to this "jam" issue, featuring a large list of writers and artists.
=== Marvel ===
* [[Avengers (comics)|The Avengers]] V.3 #57-76 (2002-)
* [[Morlocks (comics)|Morlocks]] #1-4 (2002). 4-issue miniseries with artist [[Shawn Martinbrough]]
* [[Thing (comics)|The Thing]]: Freakshow #1-4 (2002). 4-issue miniseries with artist [[Skott Kollins]].
* [[Ultimate X-Men]] #1/2
* [[Vision (comics)|Vision]] #1-4 (2002). 4-issue miniseries with artist [[Ivan Reis]].
=== Outras editoras ===
* Metal Hurlant #2 (Humanoids Publishing, 2002). 8-page short story "Red Light" with artists Christian Gosset & Snakebite (of ''The Red Star'' comic-book series)
* B.P.R.D.: Night Train #1 (Dark Horse, 2003). One-shot featuring Liz Sherman and Roger the Homunculus, with artist [[Skott Kollins]]
* ''Eye of the Storm'' #1 (DC/Wildstorm, 2003). Anthology special, with a short story "Time To Kill", written by Johns with art by [[Jason Pearson]].
* The Possessed #1-6 (DC/Wildstorm/Cliffhanger, 2003). 6-issue horror miniseries about a team of exorcists, with co-writer Kris Grimminger and artist [[Liam Sharp]].
* [[Witchblade]] #67 (Image/Top Cow, 2003). A stand-alone story with co-writer Kris Grimminger.
* ''Tomb Raider: Scarface’s Treasure'' (Dynamic Forces/Top Cow, 2003). One-shot, with artist Mark Texeira. This story was later reprinted in the one-shot ''Witchblade and Tomb Raider'' #1 that also reprinted the material of the ''Witchblade: The Demon'' one-shot by writer Mark Millar and artist Jae Lee.
* [[Tom Strong]] #25 (DC/Wildstorm/ABC, 2004). One-issue story with artist [[John Paul Leon]].
* ''Olympus'' (Les Humanoides Associés, France, 2005). 2-issue series for the French publisher, with co-writer Kris Grimminger and artist [[Butch Guice]]. Also published in the US by DC Comics / Humanoids Publishing.
* [[Ekos (comic)|Ekos]] Preview
* [[Fathom (comics)#Aspen Mini-Series|Aspen]] #1-3
* Aspen The Extended Edition
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== Trivia ==
{{Trivia|arte=sim|data=outubro de 2009}}
* Em Dezembro de 2005, a revista ''[[Wizard (revista)|Wizard]]'' nomeou Johns o "Homem do Ano" por seu trabalho criativo escrevendo e editando "Crise Infinita" na DC Comics.
* Em 2006, Johns escreveu o episódio "Ancient History", para a série animada "Liga da Justiça Sem Limites" que estrelava o [[Gavião Negro]], [[Mulher-Gavião]], [[Vixen]], e o [[Lanterna Verde]] John Stewart.
* O episódio de 2005 "Recruit" da série de TV ''[[Smallville]]'' mostrou um vilão chamado Geoff Johns, interpretado por Chris Carmack.
== {{Ligações externas}} ==
* {{oficial|http://www.geoffjohns.com}}▼
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=== Entrevistas ===▼
* [http://www.fanboyplanet.com/interviews/johnsinterview.htm Uma entrevista feita no começo de sua carreira.]▼
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▲*[http://www.comicbloc.com/forums Geoff Johns' discussion forums]
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▲*[http://www.fourthhorseman.com/Flash/ Crimson Lightning], um índice on-line das aventuras do Flash da Era Moderna.
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* [http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?s=1fcaa5bcbd31223c4b0284965e6ccc8b&threadid=34288 anúncio de Johns sobre o fim de seu trabalho em "Flash".]▼
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▲===Entrevistas===
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▲*[http://www.fanboyplanet.com/interviews/johnsinterview.htm Uma entrevista feita no começo de sua carreira.
▲*[http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=898 february 2002] entrevista sobre o Gavião Negro.
▲*[http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=1835 january 2003] entrevista sobre os [[Vingadores]].
▲*[http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=1697 november 2002] entrevista sobre os [[Novos Titãs]].
▲*[http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=1087 april 2002] entrevista sobre O Coisa: Circo de Horrores".
▲*[http://www.southside.za.net/interviews/geoffjohns.htm Another interview] quando perguntado sobre seu projeto favorito até então, ele respondeu: Estou muito orgulhoso de ''The Flash: Iron Heights'', ''JSA'' #29 e ''Reino Sombrio''."
▲*[http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?s=ee7898af2343dad5b31dc525aaf5066f&threadid=34540 may 2005] enttrevista sobre "Lanterna Verde".
▲*[http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?s=1fcaa5bcbd31223c4b0284965e6ccc8b&threadid=34288 anúncio de Johns sobre o fim de seu trabalho em "Flash".
▲*[http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=82819 September 2006 interview] sobre ''All-Star Batgirl''.--!>
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