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'''David Lloyd''' is a [[penciller]] and [[inker]] who has had an extensive career that began in the 1970s. He is perhaps best known for his collaboration with [[Alan Moore]] in creating the graphic novel {{wi|V for Vendetta}}. | |||
His work within the [[Doctor Who universe|DWU]] was concentrated on the early [[DWM backup comic stories|backup stories that didn't directly involve the Doctor]], most of which were written by either [[Steve Moore|Steve]] or Alan Moore. He inked the very first of these, ''[[The Return of the Daleks (comic story)|The Return of the Daleks]]'', but then drew ''and'' inked the rest. | |||
His work within the [[Doctor Who universe|DWU]] was concentrated on the early [[DWM backup comic stories| | |||
His collaborations with [[Alan Moore|''Alan'' Moore]] included ''[[Black Legacy (comic story)|Black Legacy]]'', ''[[4-D War (comic story)|4-D War]]'', ''[[Black Sun Rising (comic story)|Black Sun Rising]]'', ''[[Star Death (comic story)|Star Death]]'' and ''[[Business as Usual (comic story)|Business as Usual]]''. His partnership with [[Steve Moore|''Steve'' Moore]] began with the inking job on ''Return of the Daleks'', but continued on to ''[[Deathworld (comic story)|Deathworld]]'', ''[[Twilight of the Silurians (comic story)|Twilight of the Silurians]]'', ''[[The Outsider (comic story)|The Outsider]]'', ''[[Star Tigers (comic story)|Star Tigers]]'' (parts 4-7) and ''[[Yonder... The Yeti (comic story)|Yonder... The Yeti]]''. | |||
Lloyd did, however, occasionally work with other writers, such as when he got his one chance to draw the [[Fourth Doctor]] in [[Paul Neary]]'s ''[[The Touchdown on Deneb-7 (comic story)|The Touchdown on Deneb-7]]''. He co-wrote one story with Neary, ''[[Voyage to the Edge of the Universe (comic story)|Voyage to the Edge of the Universe]]'', which he also drew and inked. His final contribution to DWM was on [[John Peel]]'s ''[[The Gods Walk Among Us (comic story)|The Gods Walk Among Us]]'' and ''[[Devil of the Deep (comic story)|Devil of the Deep]]''. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:56, 20 July 2021
David Lloyd is a penciller and inker who has had an extensive career that began in the 1970s. He is perhaps best known for his collaboration with Alan Moore in creating the graphic novel V for Vendetta.
His work within the DWU was concentrated on the early backup stories that didn't directly involve the Doctor, most of which were written by either Steve or Alan Moore. He inked the very first of these, The Return of the Daleks, but then drew and inked the rest.
His collaborations with Alan Moore included Black Legacy, 4-D War, Black Sun Rising, Star Death and Business as Usual. His partnership with Steve Moore began with the inking job on Return of the Daleks, but continued on to Deathworld, Twilight of the Silurians, The Outsider, Star Tigers (parts 4-7) and Yonder... The Yeti.
Lloyd did, however, occasionally work with other writers, such as when he got his one chance to draw the Fourth Doctor in Paul Neary's The Touchdown on Deneb-7. He co-wrote one story with Neary, Voyage to the Edge of the Universe, which he also drew and inked. His final contribution to DWM was on John Peel's The Gods Walk Among Us and Devil of the Deep.
