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'''Dave Gibbons''' (born [[14 April (people)|14 April]] [[1949 (people)|1949]]<ref>[https://peoplepill.com/people/dave-gibbons/ People Pill]</ref>) was the primary comic artist throughout the run of ''[[Doctor Who Weekly]]'' and into the first issues of ''[[Doctor Who Monthly]]''. In 2016, he returned to the magazine, by then renamed ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'', for its [[DWM 500|500th issue]] comic story ''[[The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)|The Stockbridge Showdown]]''. | '''Dave Gibbons''' (born [[14 April (people)|14 April]] [[1949 (people)|1949]]<ref>[https://peoplepill.com/people/dave-gibbons/ People Pill]</ref>) was the primary comic artist throughout the run of ''[[Doctor Who Weekly]]'' and into the first issues of ''[[Doctor Who Monthly]]''. In 2016, he returned to the magazine, by then renamed ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'', for its [[DWM 500|500th issue]] comic story ''[[The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)|The Stockbridge Showdown]]''. | ||
He collaborated with ''DWM'' writer [[Alan Moore]] in creating the graphic novel {{wi|Watchmen}}. Gibbons has collaborated with {{w|Frank Miller}} and has contributed to {{wi|2000 AD (comics)|2000 AD}} since its inception, including art for its flagship character, | He collaborated with ''DWM'' writer [[Alan Moore]] in creating the graphic novel {{wi|Watchmen}}. Gibbons has collaborated with {{w|Frank Miller}} and has contributed to {{wi|2000 AD (comics)|2000 AD}} since its inception, including art for its flagship character, [[Joseph Dredd|Judge Dredd]]. | ||
Gibbons has also been a longtime artist for [[DC Comics|DC]]'s {{wi|Green Lantern}}. While primarily known as an artist, he has written for ''2000 AD'' and {{wi|Captain America}}. | Gibbons has also been a longtime artist for [[DC Comics|DC]]'s {{wi|Green Lantern}}. While primarily known as an artist, he has written for ''2000 AD'' and {{wi|Captain America}}. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:17, 26 April 2024
Dave Gibbons (born 14 April 1949[1]) was the primary comic artist throughout the run of Doctor Who Weekly and into the first issues of Doctor Who Monthly. In 2016, he returned to the magazine, by then renamed Doctor Who Magazine, for its 500th issue comic story The Stockbridge Showdown.
He collaborated with DWM writer Alan Moore in creating the graphic novel Watchmen. Gibbons has collaborated with Frank Miller and has contributed to 2000 AD since its inception, including art for its flagship character, Judge Dredd.
Gibbons has also been a longtime artist for DC's Green Lantern. While primarily known as an artist, he has written for 2000 AD and Captain America.
In 1987, Gibbons won three Kirby Awards for his work on Watchmen.
DWM comic strips[[edit] | [edit source]]
Fourth Doctor Comic Stories[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Doctor Who and the Iron Legion
- City of the Damned
- Doctor Who and the Star Beast
- Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom
- Doctor Who and the Time Witch
- Dragon's Claw
- The Collector
- Dreamers of Death
- The Life Bringer!
- War of the Words
- Spider-God
- The Deal
- End of the Line
- Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors
- The Neutron Knights
Fifth Doctor Comic Stories[[edit] | [edit source]]
Twelfth Doctor Comic Stories[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The Stockbridge Showdown (with Roger Langridge, Adrian Salmon, Dan McDaid, John Ross, Mike Collins, John Ridgway, Martin Geraghty and David A Roach)
External links[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Dave Gibbons at comicbookdb.com
- Dave Gibbons at 2000 AD online
