Nick Abadzis

Nick Abadzis has been creating books, magazines, comics and stories for both adults and children for thirty years.

As both cartoonist and writer, he’s been honored with various international storytelling awards including an Eisner in 2008 for his graphic novel Laika. He also works as an editorial consultant for publishing and a corporate scribe AKA graphic recorder – he has collaborated with clients such as EY, KPMG, ESPN, IBM, Google, TNM, and many others.

He’s been published in the USA by Condé Nast, First Second, Marvel Comics, Titan Comics, DC Comics, in the UK by the BBC, various national newspapers including The Guardian, The Times and The Independent, and many other periodicals too numerous to mention; elsewhere in Europe by the likes of Dargaud and Glénat, and in Japan by Kodansha. His graphic novel Hugo Tate was described by Garth Ennis as “a road movie from Hell... one of the greatest comics of all time.” He is also known to Doctor Who fandom as the writer of a great many Tenth Doctor adventures (David Tennant) on an acclaimed run of stories for Titan Comics, several collections of which are available. He is currently at work on Skin Trouble, a graphic memoir about racism co-authored with his wife, Angela. He is British but based in and around New York City where he lives with his wife and daughter.