Eric Wight is an accomplished American author and illustrator. His work spans across various mediums, including comic books, graphic novels, and animation. Wight has had a successful career in animation, working for major companies such as Walt Disney, Warner Bros., and Cartoon Network for almost a decade.
As an author and illustrator, Wight has made a significant contribution to children's literature with his chapter book series, FRANKIE PICKLE, published by Simon & Schuster. His work in comics and graphic novels has also earned him critical acclaim. Wight's comic book adaptation of the AMAZING ADVENTURES OF KAVALIER AND CLAY won several awards, including the Harvey and Eisner Awards for Best Anthology, as well as the Russ Manning Award for Most Promising Newcomer. His debut graphic novel, MY DEAD GIRLFRIEND, was listed among the 2008 Great Graphic Novels for Teens by YALSA.
Wight's artistic talent has also been recognized in the television industry, with his artwork prominently featured on popular shows such as THE O.C. and SIX FEET UNDER. His ability to create visually appealing and engaging content has made him a sought-after illustrator and author in various fields. Through his work, Wight has inspired and entertained audiences of all ages, leaving a lasting impact on the world of children's literature and beyond.