John Jackson Miller
John Jackson Miller
b. 12 January 196843
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John Jackson Miller (born January 12, 1968) is an American science-fiction author, comic book writer, and commentator, known for his work on the Star Wars franchise and his research into comic book circulation history, as presented in the Standard Catalog of Comic Books series and the Comichron webs…
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John Jackson Miller John Jackson Miller, Saladin,Carson, Rae,Grant, Mira,Miller, John Jackson Ahmed, Miller, John Jackson, Dazo, Bong, Ching, Brian, Miller, John Jackson, Dazo, Bong, Francia, Omar, (dib.), Walters, Mac, Jackson Miller, John, Francia, Omar (dib.), Walters, Mac, Jackson Miller, John, (guión.)Featured Works
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Precipice
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The High Country
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Canto Bight
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Star Wars: Disney Canon Novel
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The High Country
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Star Trek: Department of Temporal Investigations #1
Avengers Disassembled: Iron Man
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Frequently asked questions
What is John Jackson Miller best known for?
John Jackson Miller is widely recognized for his extensive contributions to the Star Wars universe, particularly through his comic book series and novels. He is also known for his detailed research into comic book circulation history, which he shares through his Comichron website.
Does John Jackson Miller write under other names?
John Jackson Miller is known to write under his own name and has not publicly used other pen names for his major works. He has, however, collaborated with other authors on various projects.
Where should a new reader start with John Jackson Miller's Star Wars books?
For readers new to John Jackson Miller's Star Wars work, a good starting point is often the "Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic" comic series, which provides a comprehensive introduction to his storytelling within that era. Alternatively, "Star Wars: A New Dawn" serves as a strong entry point into the newer canon.