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'''Steve Dillon''' ([[22 March (people)|22 March]] [[1962 (people)|1962]]-[[22 October (people)|22 October]] [[2016 (people)|2016]]<ref>[https://peoplepill.com/people/steve-dillon/ People Pill]</ref>) was a comic artist on several [[ | '''Steve Dillon''' ([[22 March (people)|22 March]] [[1962 (people)|1962]]-[[22 October (people)|22 October]] [[2016 (people)|2016]]<ref>[https://peoplepill.com/people/steve-dillon/ People Pill]</ref>) was a comic artist on several [[DWM comic stories|''Doctor Who Magazine'' comic stories]]. In ''Doctor Who'' circles, he is best known as the co-creator of [[Abslom Daak]]. He was mainly the artist on the non-Doctor backup strips in the earliest issues of ''[[Doctor Who Weekly]]''. However, he was also importantly the artist on the final Fifth Doctor comic story, which portrayed the death of comic [[companion]], [[Angus Goodman|Gus]]. | ||
Despite a relatively small amount of material contributed to the ''Doctor Who'' comic universe, a high percentage of the characters he created proved popular enough to justify return engagements, either in later ''Doctor Who'' comic strips or other media. | Despite a relatively small amount of material contributed to the ''Doctor Who'' comic universe, a high percentage of the characters he created proved popular enough to justify return engagements, either in later ''Doctor Who'' comic strips or other media. | ||
