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Jeph Loeb | |
Birth name: | Joseph Loeb, III |
Aliases: | Joseph Loeb; Jeph Loeb, III |
Gender: | Male |
Roles: | Executive producer; Supervising producer; Writer |
Date of birth: | January 29th, 1958 |
Place of birth: | Stamford, Connecticut |
Notable works: | Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes Heroes Smallville Teen Wolf |
Joseph "Jeph" Loeb, III is an American screenwriter and comic book author born in Stamford, Connecticut on January 29th, 1958. In addition to his numerous contributions to comic related fare, such as the Superman family of titles.
From 2006 to 2009, Jeph Loeb served as a co-executive producer on the NBC serise Heroes. The show drew heavily from the world of comic books, but centered more on character development and less on flashy costumes or showy powers.
Jeph Loeb is also the co-writer of the 1985 comedy film Teen Wolf, starring Family Ties actor Michael J. Fox. The movie was re-interpreted as a television series in 2011 by MTV and Loeb served as co-writer on the first episode along with fellow movie scribe Matthew Weisman.
Credits[]
Series credits[]
Series | Episodes/Seasons | Role |
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Teen Wolf | All | Co-creator |
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes | All | Executive producer |
Ultimate Spider-Man | All | Executive producer |
Episode credits[]
Incomplete
Series | Episode | Role |
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The Hitchhiker | Lovesounds | Co-writer |
Teen Wolf | Wolf Moon | Co-writer |
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes | Welcome to the Kree Empire | Executive producer |
Notes & Trivia[]
Other works[]
- Jeph Loeb was also an executive producer on the unproduced pilot for Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Animated Series.
External Links[]
- Jeph Loeb at IMDB
- Jeph Loeb at the TV IV
- Jeph Loeb at Wikipedia
- Jeph Loeb at TV.com guide
- Jeph Loeb at TV Rage.com
- Jeph Loeb at the Holosuite
- Jeph Loeb at the Horror House
- Jeph Loeb at the Heroes Wiki
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