to utilize his ability to produce loud thunderblasts without injury to himself leads him to become a source of comedic derision in the superhero community. The series, which explores events that occur in between the battles typically seen in comic books, was based on a concept originated by Uslan, and partly inspired by It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. David describes Head Cases as a 75-minute movie divided into 5-minute webisodes. The series will feature guest appearances by other industry personalities, including Stan Lee, who appears as himself, functioning in a similar manner to Norm Peterson from Cheers."Peter David and Jace Hall Join the World of Heroes" . Comics Bulletin. Retrieved December 16, 2012. Awards and nominations Awards 1992 Eisner Award for Best Writer/Artist or Writer/Artist Team (shared with Dale Keown for The Incredible Hulk) 1993 Wizard Fan Award 1993 UK Comic Art Award 1994 Golden Duck Award for Young Adult Series (for Star Trek: Starfleet Academy) 1995 Australian OZCon 1995 Award for Favorite International Writer 1996 Haxtur Award for Best Script (for Para que la oscuridad no nos alcance ["So That the Dark Does Not Reach Us"], in Hulk La caída del Panteón [Hulk: The Fall of the Pantheon]) 2007 Julie Award for achievements in multiple genres 2011 GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Comic Book (X-Factor vol. 3) 2011 International Association of Media Tie-In Writers Grandmaster Award (aka Faust Award) Nominations 1992 Haxtur Award for Best Script (for Crónicas de Atlantis) 1992 Prometheus Award for (Star Trek: The Rift) 1992 Eisner Award for Best Continuing Series (shared with Dale Keown for The Incredible Hulk) 1994 Eisner Award for Best Writer (for The Incredible Hulk) 1995 Haxtur Award for Best Long Story (shared with George Pérez for Sachs & Violens) 1997 Cable Ace Award for Best Children's Series (shared with Bill Mumy for Space Cases)"An Evening of Lively Argument" MIT; October 6, 2001 1998 Harvey Award for Best Single Issue or Story (shared with Adam Kubert and Bobbie Chase for The Incredible Hulk #-1) 1999 Eisner Award for Best New Series (shared with Todd Nauck and Larry Stucker for Young Justice) 1999 Eisner Award for Best Title for a Younger Audience (for Young Justice) Public image On more than one occasion, editorial problems or corporate pressure to modify or re-script his plotlines have prompted David to leave books, particularly his decision to terminate his first run on Marvel's X-Factor, due to