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'''Brian Ruckley''' (born [[1966]]) is a [[Scotland|Scottish]] fantasy novelist based in Edinburgh. The author of ''The Godless World'' novel trilogy, Ruckley started working with [[IDW Publishing]] in 2013 for a reboot of ''Rogue Trooper'', and a couple years later he penned a ''Highlander'' comic. Ruckley | '''Brian Ruckley''' (born [[1966]]) is a [[Scotland|Scottish]] fantasy novelist based in Edinburgh. The author of ''The Godless World'' novel trilogy, Ruckley started working with [[IDW Publishing]] in 2013 for a reboot of ''Rogue Trooper'', and a couple years later he penned a ''Highlander'' comic. Ruckley joined the ''Transformers'' brand in 2019 to write the [[Transformers (2019 comic)|ongoing ''Transformers'' comic series]]. | ||
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Revision as of 03:49, 28 April 2025
Brian Ruckley (born 1966) is a Scottish fantasy novelist based in Edinburgh. The author of The Godless World novel trilogy, Ruckley started working with IDW Publishing in 2013 for a reboot of Rogue Trooper, and a couple years later he penned a Highlander comic. Ruckley joined the Transformers brand in 2019 to write the ongoing Transformers comic series.
Writer
IDW Publishing
Notes
- Ruckley is a noted wildlife enthusiast, even hosting a nature podcast called The Wild Episode. This has clearly influenced his work on Transformers—his Cybertron features many more organic life forms than most previous incarnations of the metal planet.
- Apparently, the character he finds hardest to write is Soundwave—it is occasionally difficult to marry the character's voice and personality.[1]
References
- ↑ Brian Ruckley at TFNation 2019
External links
Interviews
- January 2019—Westfield Comics
- March 2019—DoomRocket (with Angel Hernandez)
- March 2019—Newsarama
- March 2019—TransMissions (transcript)
- August 2019—Moonbase 2
- August 2019—TFNation (transcript)
- February 2020—Spoiler Country
- May 2020—WonderCon@Home (with John Barber, David Mariotte, Sam Maggs, and Simon Furman)
- July 2021—Transformerspodden
- February 2022—IDW Publishing
- August 2022—TFNation (dead link)
- August 2022—TFNation (with Simon Furman, Nick Roche, James Roberts, and Jack Lawrence)
