Michael Green is an American writer and producer who has made significant contributions to television, film, and comic books. He began his career in television, with early writing credits on shows like "Sex and the City" and later creating the NBC series "Kings," which reimagined the biblical story of King David in a modern setting. His television work also includes contributions to "Everwood," "Smallville," "Jack & Bobby," and "Heroes," for which he received Emmy and WGA nominations. Green's film career took off with screenplays for major productions such as "Green Lantern," and he notably co-wrote "Logan," earning an Academy Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay. He has also penned or co-penned scripts for "Alien: Covenant" and "Blade Runner 2049." In addition to original work, Green has adapted Neil Gaiman's "American Gods" for television and brought Agatha Christie mysteries like "Death on the Nile" and "A Haunting in Venice" to the screen. More recently, he co-created the acclaimed animated series "Blue Eye Samurai," which has garnered numerous awards, and has been involved as an executive producer for Marvel Studios' "Blade." His comic book contributions include titles like "Batman: Lovers and Madmen" and co-writing "Superman/Batman."

Michael Green's professional journey began in television, starting with a junior development role at HBO where he immersed himself in reading scripts. His first credited writing work was for the popular series "Sex and the City." He went on to create and write the NBC drama "Kings" in 2009, a series that offered a unique take on the biblical narrative of King David, transplanting it into an alternate contemporary world. Green's television portfolio also includes writing for "Everwood," "Smallville," "Jack & Bobby," and the critically recognized "Heroes." His involvement with "Heroes" led to a shared nomination for the Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series and the WGA Award for New Series in 2007. The show also received accolades, including Favorite New TV Drama at the People's Choice Awards.

Transitioning into feature films, Michael Green's writing credits include "Green Lantern" in 2011. He was a key collaborator on several high-profile films released in 2017, co-writing "Logan," "Alien: Covenant," and "Blade Runner 2049." His screenplay for "Logan," co-written with James Mangold and Scott Frank, earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay. Green has also demonstrated a talent for adapting existing material, developing and writing the Starz series "American Gods" based on Neil Gaiman's novel, serving as an executive producer alongside Bryan Fuller. Furthermore, he adapted two more Agatha Christie novels for the screen: "Death on the Nile" (2022) and "A Haunting in Venice" (2023).

In recent years, Michael Green has continued to expand his creative output. He is a non-writing executive producer for Marvel Studios' "Blade" and co-created the adult animated series "Blue Eye Samurai" with Amber Noizumi, signing an overall deal with Netflix. The series has achieved significant critical success, winning multiple awards, including six Annie Awards and four Emmy Awards, such as Outstanding Animated Program. Green also contributed additional literary material to the 2024 films "Carry On" and "Fly Me To The Moon." His work in comic books includes writing and co-writing graphic novels for DC Comics, such as "Batman: Lovers and Madmen," "Superman/Batman," and the New 52 reboot of "Supergirl."