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Latest Comic Guest Announcement - Simon Bisley Artist: Lobo, Batman/Judge Dredd: Judgement on Gotham Quickly recognised as a fearsome talent, Simon Bisley began his comics career in 1988, painting ABC Warriors for 2000 AD. The following year he moved on to Sláine the Horned King for the self-styled Galaxy’s Greatest Comic, firmly establishing himself as a fan favourite and as a talented cover artist along the way. His first US work came later in 1989 via DC, which appointed him as regular cover artist on its Doom Patrol series. Released a year later, the Lobo four-parter shot him into the ranks of comics superstardom while 1991’s Batman/Judge Dredd: Judgment on Gotham elevated his standing even further. Increasingly in demand as a cover artist (for music albums and computer games as well as comics), he cut back on storytelling assignments although not entirely. Over the next few years he contributed sporadically to Heavy Metal as well as illustrating 1992’s Lobo’s Back mini and 2000’s Batman/Lobo one-shot. More recently he illustrated Heavy Metal’s 2012 graphic novel trilogy The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, began another three-parter – the still ongoing Tower Chronicles – for Legendary Comics in the same year and embarked on the six-issue 13 Coins for Titan Comics in 2014. http://images5.alphacoders.com/404/404048.jpg -
Latest Comic Guest Announcement - Simon Bisley Appearing: Sat/Sun Artist: Lobo, Batman/Judge Dredd: Judgement on Gotham Quickly recognised as a fearsome talent, Simon Bisley began his comics career in 1988, painting ABC Warriors for 2000 AD. The following year he moved on to Sláine the Horned King for the self-styled Galaxy’s Greatest Comic, firmly establishing himself as a fan favourite and as a talented cover artist along the way. His first US work came later in 1989 via DC, which appointed him as regular cover artist on its Doom Patrol series. Released a year later, the Lobo four-parter shot him into the ranks of comics superstardom while 1991’s Batman/Judge Dredd: Judgment on Gotham elevated his standing even further. Increasingly in demand as a cover artist (for music albums and computer games as well as comics), he cut back on storytelling assignments although not entirely. Over the next few years he contributed sporadically to Heavy Metal as well as illustrating 1992’s Lobo’s Back mini and 2000’s Batman/Lobo one-shot. His most recent sequential art has been Heavy Metal’s 2012 graphic novel trilogy The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and The Tower Chronicles: Geisthawk four-parter published by Legendary Comics in the same year.
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Latest Comic Guest Announcement - Paul Grist Attending: Sat/Sun PAUL GRIST Writer/artist: Jack Staff; Mudman After a stint working on traditional British weeklies for DC Thomson and Fleetway while honing his craft on the small press scene, Paul Grist self-published Kane [1983]. Subsequently he teamed up with future superstar writer Grant Morrison for St Swithin’s Day, a controversial four-parter first serialised by Trident Comics in the first four issues of its Trident anthology [1989-90]. While he has worked throughout his career for mainstream publishers on titles as varied as Crisis, 1994’s Grendel Tales: The Devil in our Midst (his first major US work) and Titan’s Torchwood Comic, his primary focus has always been on his own creations. He has carved his own niche with such idiosyncratic titles as Burglar Bill, Jack Staff and most recently Mudman.
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Latest Comic Guest Announcement - Alan Grant Attending: Sat/Sun Best know as a Writer – Batman; 2000 AD; Lobo