Wonder Comics' new supervisor in-boss C.B. Cebulski has conceded that he once composed funnies under the Japanese nom de plume "Yoshida" for a year.
The issue as of late got consideration on account of a tweet by Image Comics mark administrator David Brothers, who called for columnists to ask "Wonder and new EiC CB Cebulski on why he utilized the nom de plume Akira Yoshida in the mid 2000s to compose a pack of 'Japanese-y' books for them."
As Yoshida, Cebulski worked for Dreamwave, Dark Horse, and Marvel Comics in the vicinity of 2005 and 2006, written work for a few prominent Marvel miniseries including Thor: Son of Asgard, X-Men: Age of Apocalypse, Elektra: The Hand, and Wolverine: Soultaker. A large number of the storylines were set in Japan and highlighted hand to hand fighting.
Cebulski additionally went to the exertion of hiding his way of life as Yoshida with an expound backstory, guaranteeing in interviews that he was a Japanese man who had lived in the US for a timeframe in light of the fact that his dad was a worldwide representative, prompting first experience with American funnies. He asserted likewise to have worked in manga before being procured by Marvel.
Gossipy tidbits that Akira Yoshida was in truth a nom de plume had glided around for about 10 years; however Cebulski was addressed by columnists ordinarily, he kept up that he was not Yoshida, who he said had gone by the Marvel workplaces and had apparently met with a few different representatives.
He was delegated proofreader in-boss on 17 November. Cebulski is accounted for to have possessed up to Marvel inside before and was authorized for his activities. Wonder has affirmed to The Independent that Cebulski published under the name Akira Yoshida, yet that no further accessible articulation is accessible right now.