Randy Stradley

Randy Stradley, born on March 4, 1956, is a renowned American comic book writer and editor with an impressive career spanning over three decades. He is known for his significant contributions to the comic book industry, particularly through his long-standing association with Dark Horse Comics, where he served as an executive and editor. Stradley's work includes a variety of popular series and crossover projects, showcasing his versatility and storytelling talent.

He is especially recognized for his work on the "Star Wars" franchise, where he played a pivotal role in relaunching and shaping the comic book line. His portfolio includes notable titles such as "Crimson Empire" and "Dark Times," as well as the acclaimed crossover "Aliens Versus Predator." Stradley's influence in the industry was acknowledged with a nomination for "Best Editor" at the Eisner Awards in 1992. After retiring from Dark Horse in 2021, he remains a prominent figure in the comic book world.

• Star Wars: Karmazynowe Imperium 2 - Rada we krwi – a comic book set in the Star Wars universe, illustrating Stradley's expertise in creating compelling narratives within this iconic franchise.
• Crimson Empire – a series co-written with Mike Richardson, exploring the lives of Imperial guards, known for its rich storytelling and detailed artwork.
• Dark Times – a series that delves into the darker aspects of the Star Wars universe, showcasing Stradley's ability to craft intense and engaging stories.
• Aliens Versus Predator – a crossover series that highlights his talent in merging popular sci-fi elements into thrilling comic book adventures.