Matt Fraction
Matt Fraction
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Matt Fraction is an American writer of comic books, graphic novels, and essays.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born on January 12, 1973, in Austin, Texas. Unfortunately, I could not verify his date of death.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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American. Writer, comic book author, editor, and essayist.
Early Life and Background
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Matt Fraction grew up in Austin, Texas, with a passion for comics that started early. He began reading comics at the age of 5 and was heavily influenced by titles such as _Captain America_ and _The Fantastic Four_. After high school, he attended the University of North Texas, where he studied theater. However, it was during this time that he developed an interest in writing for comic books.
Major Accomplishments
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Fraction's breakthrough came with his 2005 miniseries _Casanova_, which earned him critical acclaim and attention within the industry. This success led to a series of notable works, including:
The Invincible Iron Man (2008): A critically acclaimed run on the popular Marvel title that explored Tony Stark's character in new ways.
Fearless Defenders (2013): A team-up book featuring a diverse cast of female characters from various comic book universes.
Sex Criminals (2013-2019): An adult-oriented series with artist Chip Zdarsky, which explores themes of sex, relationships, and personal identity.Notable Works or Actions
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Fraction has been praised for his innovative storytelling approach, diverse character development, and exploration of complex themes. Some notable works include:
The Invincible Iron Man: A critically acclaimed run that redefined the Iron Man series.
Fearless Defenders: A team-up book featuring a diverse cast of female characters from various comic book universes.
Sex Criminals: An adult-oriented series with artist Chip Zdarsky, which explores themes of sex, relationships, and personal identity.
Impact and Legacy
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Fraction's contributions to the comic book industry have been significant. He has expanded the medium's appeal by tackling complex themes and featuring diverse characters. His work has also inspired a new generation of writers and artists. As an advocate for diversity and representation in comics, Fraction continues to push boundaries and challenge readers.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Fraction is widely quoted or remembered due to his innovative storytelling approach, diverse character development, and exploration of complex themes. His work has had a significant impact on the comic book industry, expanding its appeal and challenging readers' expectations.
Quotes by Matt Fraction
I reject passive consumption. I reject the premise. I will have no passive consumers. Casanova will not stop and explain itself to you. It will not allow you to flip through it while you’re dropping a deuce and waiting for Batman to show up.
She was reasonable and rational, even through the tears. I hurt her. I know I hurt her. All I felt was anger. I wanted to yell and break stuff. Be demonstrative. Because she was being... she was so adult. And I just felt like a stupid kid. I didn’t want to be in our empty place so I did what I do, I went to the movies. I wanted a big dark room to cry in.
Let my tale be a warning. Sure as blood shall be all our undoing, it is stories that set us all free. The stories are all that matter.
Some days it just feels like I’m here for the shoes and the eternal hope that I shall be issued minions.
He played Sarah McLachlan. For the rest of my life whenever I’d get a latte or see a sick dog, I’d think about my hymen.
Sexcastle is a perfect mix of homage and comedy, action and irony, loving tribute and hilarious send-up of the great, good, and ungodly-bad action movies of the ’80s. I don’t remember the last time a debut book hit me this hard. Literally, this book punched me in the face. It’s THAT mean.
I had at some point the epiphany that if I wanted to be a writer, maybe I should stop thinking about writing, or stop writing about writing, and actually write.
Who the hell let you animals into my office?I'll have you know I was playing a VERY unimportant game of chess right now with a man that kept saying "King me.