Rainbow Rowell

Rainbow Rowell was born on February 24, 1973, in the United States. She first gained widespread recognition as a novelist, with her young adult and adult contemporary books *Eleanor & Park*, *Fangirl*, and *Carry On* earning critical praise. In 2017, she brought her storytelling skills to comics as the writer of Marvel’s *Runaways* revival, and later took on *She-Hulk* from 2022 to 2024. Her comic work is known for its warm character focus and sharp dialogue, often exploring relationships and identity with a natural, understated touch. She collaborated closely with artists like Kris Anka on *Runaways* and Rogê Antônio on *She-Hulk*, crafting runs that balanced superhero action with personal drama. Rowell also wrote the graphic novel adaptation of her own *Fangirl*, bridging her prose and comics work. Her contributions to the medium have been recognized with a GLAAD Media Award nomination for *Runaways*. She remains active in both prose and comics, with her *She-Hulk* run collected in a series of trade paperbacks, cementing her place as a writer who brings a novelist’s depth to the page.