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'''Paul Crompton''' is a [[Britain|British]] artist and illustrator, he illustrated the [[Doctor Who Annual]]s from [[1976]] - [[1980]]. He also contributed to several ''[[Doctor Who]]'' colouring books and jigsaws during the 1970s and Doctor Who TV Comics.<ref name="DWM interview">[[Chris Howarth|Howarth, Chris]] and [[Steve Lyons|Lyons, Steve]], [[1994]], 'The Annuals of History', [[3rd August]], [[DWM 215]]</ref> | '''Paul Crompton''' is a [[Britain|British]] artist and illustrator, he illustrated the [[Doctor Who Annual]]s from [[1976]] - [[1980]]. He also contributed to several ''[[Doctor Who]]'' colouring books and jigsaws during the 1970s and Doctor Who TV Comics.<ref name="DWM interview">[[Chris Howarth|Howarth, Chris]] and [[Steve Lyons|Lyons, Steve]], [[1994]], 'The Annuals of History', [[3rd August]], [[DWM 215]]</ref> | ||
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Paul Crompton is a British artist and illustrator, he illustrated the Doctor Who Annuals from 1976 - 1980. He also contributed to several Doctor Who colouring books and jigsaws during the 1970s and Doctor Who TV Comics.[1]
Crompton was a figure artist when he joined World Distributors in 1973 as part of an 8 person team of in-house artists and illustrators. In 1977 he created the first illustrated cover in five years for the Doctor Who Annuals. In 1979 Crompton become both a comic illustrator and writer. [1]
Bibliography
As Artist
- Double Trouble - TV Comic (30th October - 11th December 1976)
- The Psychic Jungle - Doctor Who Annual 1976
- Neuronic Nightmare - Doctor Who Annual 1976
- The Body Snatcher - Doctor Who Annual 1976
- Terror on Xaboi - Doctor Who Annual 1980
- The Weapon - Doctor Who Annual 1980
- Menace on Metalupiter - Doctor Who Annual 1980
As author
External links
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Footnotes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Howarth, Chris and Lyons, Steve, 1994, 'The Annuals of History', 3rd August, DWM 215
