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Steve Skroce is a Canadian comic book and movie storyboard artist. He is of Croatian origin.
Biography
Skroce broke into comics in 1993 on the Clive Barker series Ectokid for Marvel Comics' Razorline imprint. He went to work on the Marvel series Cable and X-Man before moving onto The Amazing Spider-Man in 1996. He briefly worked for Rob Liefeld's Youngblood comics, and returned to Marvel Comics to pencil Gambit.
Having worked with authors Larry and Andy Wachowski (though only Larry was credited on the book) on Ectokid, Skroce was contacted to create storyboards for The Matrix, which were used by the writing-producing-directing Wachowski-brothers team to help pitch their movie to Warner Bros.
Skroce briefly returned to Marvel in 2000 to write and pencil four issues of Wolverine before drawing storyboards for the rest of the Matrix Trilogy, as well as for the 2004 film I, Robot.
In 2004, he co-created (along with comic book artist Geof Darrow) and draws Doc Frankenstein for Burlyman Entertainment, which is written by the Wachowski Brothers.
| Preceded by Mark Bagley |
Amazing Spider-Man artist 1996 – 1997 |
Succeeded by Joe Bennett |
| Preceded by Erik Larsen |
Wolverine writer 2000 |
Succeeded by Rob Liefeld |
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