David Mack is the creator, author and artist of KABUKI published by Image Comics, and the writer and artist of Daredevil (one of the top ten best selling comics in the United States) from Marvel Comics.

Mack's work has garnered nominations for two 1999 International Eagle Awards in the categories of Favorite Comic Artist (Painted), and Best Cover Art of the Year (Painted), the Eisner Awards in the category of Best Painter, and both the Harvey and Kirby awards in the category of Best New Talent, as well as other awards and nominations. KABUKI, has earned David international acclaim for its innovative storytelling, painting techniques, and page design. It is available in seven different languages in addition to well over a million copies of KABUKI Comics, Paperbacks, and Hardcovers in print in the U.S. alone. Mack has toured and exhibited throughout, Europe, Asia, and America. He was the first American to be nominated for Germany's most prestigious Max-Und-Moritz award in the category of best imported comic.

David did not attend a specialized art school, but earned a full scholarship to a University for five years. There, he studied multiple disciplines in art and academics, including World History, Anatomy & Physiology and the Japanese Language. He graduated with a BFA in Graphic Design and a Minor in English. His books have been the subject of under-graduate and graduate university coursed in Art and Literature, and listed as required reading. His work has been studied in graduate seminars at USC and hung in the Los Angeles Museum of Art.

David Mack is listed in Wizard Magazine's Top Ten Writers List. In addition to the writing and cover art for Daredevil, and writing and painting the KABUKI Comic Books, David has also written the treatment for the KABUKI Film which is in pre-production with Fox Animation, a division of Twentieth Century Fox. Along with writing duties, his film credits will include Visual Designer, Creative Consultant, and Co-Producer.

Mack has illustrated and designed jazz and rock albums including work for Paul McCartney) for both American and Japanese labels, and worked as a designer for companies in Hong Kong.