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Alex Segura

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Alex Segura (born 1980)[1] is an American author, comic book artist, and editor. He has written numerous comics and novels, including Secret Identity, which won the 2023 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Mystery/Thriller.

Biography

Segura was born in 1980[1] and raised in Miami.[2] His parents were exiled from Cuba.[3]

Segura began his career as a journalist, which has inspired his series about Pete Fernandez.[3]

In 2003, Segura moved to New York and began working for publishing companies, including with Wizard World and DC Comics.[3] In 2009, he became the senior vice president of sales and marketing at Archie Comics,[4] then was named DC Comic's executive director of publicity.[5] By 2017, he had returned to Archie Comics, where he also served as the editor for Dark Circle Comics.[3] Segura joined Oni Press as senior vice president of sales and marketing in 2021.[4] Along with other members of the organization's leadership, Segura was fired in 2023.[6]

Segura published his debut novel, Silent City, with Codorus Press in 2013; it was republished with Polis Books in 2016.[3]

Segura resides with his wife and children in New York.[7]

Awards

Booklist, Kirkus Reviews, NPR, and the Sun Sentinel named Secret Identity one of the best mystery novels of the year.[8]

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Publications

Pete Fernandez books

  • Silent City. Codorus Press. 2013. ISBN 978-0-9839783-6-7.[19]
  • Down the Darkest Street. Polis Books. 2016. ISBN 978-1-940610-75-7.[20]
  • Dangerous Ends. Polis Books. 2017. ISBN 978-1-943818-25-9.[21]
  • Blackout. Polis Books. 2018. ISBN 978-1-947993-04-4.[22]
  • Miami Midnight. Polis Books. 2019. ISBN 978-1-947993-59-4.[23]

Standalone books

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