Nicola Scott Nicola Scott i(A74257 works by)
Born: Established: Sydney, New South Wales, ;
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

Comic-book artist, based in the US since 2002.

Scott's first work was with The Watch, an Australian comic book released in 2001-2002, after which she pursued work in the US. After some years of steady success, her work on DC Comics series Earth 2 with Australian comic-book writer Tom Taylor brought her serious critical acclaim.

Both a penciller and an inker, Scott has worked on issues of the following comics books, among other:

  • Star Wars: Empire (with Ron Marz, ongoing series, Dark Horse Comics, October–November 2004)
  • Season of the Witch (with Jai Nitz, four issue limited series, Image Comics, January–March 2006)
  • Angel Spotlight: Illyria (with Peter David, one-shot, IDW Publishing, April 2006)
  • Spike vs. Dracula (with Peter David, five issue limited series, IDW Publishing, June 2006)
  • Birds of Prey (with Gail Simone, DC Comics, January 2007 - August 2008)
  • Dead High Yearbook (with Wilfred Santiago, Penguin Publishing, 2007)
  • The Origin of the Birds of Prey (with Mark Waid, limited series, DC Comics, June 2007)
  • Secret Six (with Gail Simone, ongoing series, DC Comics, November 2008 - December 2009)
  • Blackest Night: Wonder Woman (with Greg Rucka, three issue mini-series, DC Comics, February–April 2010)
  • Wonder Woman (with Gail Simone, ongoing series, DC Comics, May 2010-July 2010)
  • Teen Titans (with J. T. Krul, ongoing series, DC Comics, December 2010-October 2011)
  • Superman (with George Pérez, ongoing series, DC Comics, January 2012-April 2012)
  • Earth 2 (with James Robinson and Tom Taylor, ongoing series, DC Comics, July 2012-January 2013, April 2013-July 2013, September 2013-March 2014, May 2014-July 2014, September 2014)
  • Legends of the Dark Knight (with Tom Taylor, ongoing series, DC Comics, December 2012).

Most Referenced Works

Personal Awards

2023 shortlisted Comic Arts Awards of Australia for Wonder Woman Historia : The Amazons Book Three (written by American writer Kelly Sue De Connick).
2021 winner Comic Arts Awards of Australia Gold Ledger for 'Black Magick' nos 12-16, written by Greg Rucka.
2019 winner Aurealis Awards for Excellence in Australian Speculative Fiction Best Illustrated Book / Graphic Novel for 'Black Magick', written by American Greg Rucka.

Awards for Works

y separately published work icon Torn Applecross : Gestalt Publishing , 2011 7057776 2011 single work graphic novel fantasy horror young adult

'A reverse werewolf story. The city is damned, has always been damned. Torn tells of a wolf's struggles when he is infected with the strongest virus the world has ever known: Humanity.'

Source: Trove.

2011 shortlisted Aurealis Awards for Excellence in Australian Speculative Fiction Best Illustrated Book / Graphic Novel
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