Brian Bolland
Renowned for his detailed line art, Bolland is a celebrated British comic book artist known for his iconic covers on “Judge Dredd,” “Batman: The Killing Joke,” “Camelot 3000,” and “Sandman.” His work is characterized by meticulous craftsmanship and vivid storytelling.
John Wagner
A master of dark, gritty storytelling, Wagner is a British comic book writer best known for co-creating “Judge Dredd” and scripting classic tales for “2000 AD,” “The Megazine,” and “A History of Violence.”
Robbie Morrison
A Scottish writer celebrated for his work on “2000 AD,” Morrison has crafted stories like “Judge Dredd,” “The Red Seas,” and “Nikolai Dante,” as well as “Rogue Trooper” and “Slaine.”
Deborah Tate
The longest-serving editor of ‘Sonic the Comic’, Deborah led the series from issue #39 to #168, overseeing its peak popularity. She championed Amy Rose as a positive role model and favoured shorter, impactful story arcs, helping to define the comic’s unique style during her tenure.
Dylan Teague
Known for his vibrant, dynamic artwork, Teague has illustrated for “2000 AD,” “Judge Dredd,” “Nikolai Dante,” and “Marvel’s Warhammer 40,000.” His use of color and composition brings energy and life to every page.
Colin MacNeil
A Scottish artist whose gritty realism defines “Judge Dredd” stories. MacNeil’s work is known for capturing the harsh, dystopian future of Mega-City One with brutal clarity. He has also contributed to “Starlord” and “Rogue Trooper.”
Neil Roberts
An illustrator, sculptor, writer, and Lead Artist in video games. Neil is known for his covers on ‘The Horus Heresy’ series, Roberts blends classical painting techniques with modern technology to create striking imagery. His work spans sci-fi, history, and even his own designer toy range.
Hunt Emerson
Renowned for his work in the British underground comics scene. His notable works include “Firkin the Cat” and adaptations of classic literature such as “Lady Chatterley’s Lover” and “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” Emerson’s distinctive style has garnered international recognition.
Alan Davis
An acclaimed artist, Davis has worked on “Captain Britain,” “Excalibur,” “Batman: The Detective,” and “Justice League.” His detailed and dynamic artwork has earned him a reputation as one of the industry’s finest storytellers.
Tiernen Trevallion
An artist with a bold, illustrative style, Trevallion has contributed to “2000 AD,” “The Judge Dredd Megazine,” “Mystery & Suspense,” and “Doctor Who Magazine.” His work combines action-packed visuals with a sense of playful adventure.
Aly Fell
Creator of award winning ‘A Trick of the Light’ and its follow up, ‘The Kissing Gate’, Aly is an indie comics artist based in Manchester. ‘To the Waters and the Wild’ is tentatively due out in 2025.
Doug Braithwaite
A British comic book artist renowned for his work with major publishers like Marvel and DC Comics. His notable projects include “Justice,” “Universe X,” and “Punisher: MAX.” He has significantly contributed to titles such as “Secret Invasion: Thor” and “Journey into Mystery,” earning him acclaim in the comics industry.
Sally Jane Hurst
Sally Jane Hurst is a comics writer and colorist known for her work in ‘2000 AD’ and ‘Judge Dredd Megazine’. She’s contributed to ‘Before Watchmen’, ‘Razorjack’, and ‘Jacked’, and also creates mini-sculptures as “Shoreline Sally.”
John Higgins
A British colorist and artist known for his iconic work on “Watchmen,” “2000 AD,” “The Judge Dredd Megazine,” “Predator,” and “Star Wars.” Higgins’ use of bold colors and shadows has had a significant impact on comic book visuals.
Glenn Fabry
A British artist with a dark, moody style. Fabry’s work on “2000 AD,” “The Judge Dredd Megazine,” “Preacher,” and “Hellblazer” captures a sense of atmosphere and intensity, making his stories unforgettable.
Karen Holloway
An artist and writer, Holloway’s work spans “2000 AD,” “The Judge Dredd Megazine,” “Mystery & Suspense,” and “Doctor Who Magazine.” Her storytelling often blends humor with poignant themes, creating a unique reading experience.
Dan Cornwell
Known for his dynamic, action-oriented artwork, Cornwell has illustrated for “2000 AD,” “The Judge Dredd Megazine,” “Doctor Who Magazine,” and “Marvel’s Warhammer 40,000.” His style captures both the grit and excitement of comic book storytelling.
David Roach
A British artist with a meticulous eye for detail, Roach has worked on “2000 AD,” “The Judge Dredd Megazine,” “Vampirella,” and “Hellblazer.” His storytelling is both dramatic and visually compelling.
Ian Edginton
A British writer known for his dark, speculative narratives. Edgington’s work in “2000 AD,” “The Judge Dredd Megazine,” “Starlord,” and “Star Wars” often explores themes of dystopia, war, and the supernatural.
Lew Stringer
A British cartoonist known for his humorous, sharp-witted work. Stringer’s contributions to “2000 AD,” “The Judge Dredd Megazine,” “The Beano,” and “Oink!” blend comedy with action, making him a favorite among readers.
Clint Langley
A British artist known for his detailed, realistic artwork. Langley’s illustrations for “2000 AD,” “The Judge Dredd Megazine,” “Vampirella,” and “Warhammer 40,000” feature epic scenes that capture both the vastness and the intensity of his storytelling.
Boo Cook
Boo Cook is a British comic artist best known for his work in *2000 AD*, contributing to ‘ABC Warriors’, ‘Judge Dredd’ and ‘Asylum’. He co-created the character ‘Harry Kipling’ and has also worked on ‘Elephantmen’ and ‘Doctor Who’. Cook’s distinctive art style blends traditional and modern influences, earning him widespread recognition.
Simon Davis
Simon Davis is a British artist known for his painted work in ‘2000 AD’, notably on ‘Sinister Dexter’, ‘Sláine’, and ‘Stone Island’. His fine art has earned recognition in the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, with exhibitions at the National Portrait Gallery. Davis blends comics with contemporary portraiture and storytelling.
Dave Kendall
A British artist known for his dark, atmospheric style, Kendall is the co-creator of “The Fall of Deadworld” for “2000 AD.” He has also worked on “Magic: The Gathering” and “World of Warcraft,” blending horror and fantasy with striking visuals.
Patrick Goddard
A versatile British artist, Goddard has illustrated stories for “2000 AD,” including “Savage” and “Judge Dredd.” Known for his precise, dynamic style, he has also contributed to “Sinister Dexter” and “Futureshocks,” crafting gritty and action-packed visuals.
Ben Willsher
Ben began his career with “Deadline” magazine before moving into the gaming industry as an Art Director. Returning to comics, he became known for “Judge Dredd” and “Lenny Zero” in “2000 AD.” Willsher has also illustrated for “Doctor Who” and collaborated with Russell T Davies, Mark Gatiss, and Neil Gaiman.
Jim Campbell
Jim Campbell is a twice-Eisner-nominated comic-book letterer, one-time writer (perhaps again in the future!) and occasional artist (although his enthusiasm rather outstrips his actual ability). He knows more about print production than mortal man was meant to know and has also scanned more images than you’ve had hot dinners. Unless you’re ninety years old.
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