Goran Sudžuka

Goran Sudzuka began working for DC Vertigo in 1999, co-creating "Outlaw Nation" with writer Jamie Delano, for which he won the "Russ Manning" award for the most promising newcomer at the Eisner awards of 2001. He stayed with Vertigo for ten years working on some of their flagship titles like "Y - the Last Man" and "Hellblazer". Later on he worked on superhero comics, most notably on Brian Azzarello's "Wonder Woman" and Charles Soule’s “Daredevil”. He moved on then to work with Garth Ennis on creator-owned books "A Walk Through Hell" and "Marjorie Finnegan - Temporal Criminal".