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'''Richard Starkings''' — who has often written under the name '''Richard Alan''' — is an [[Eisner Award|Eisner]]-nominated comic [[letterer]], with work stretching at least back to the [[12th January]] [[1985]] issue of the UK ''Transformers'' title. He was a staple of the Marvel UK family of artists during its heyday in the late 1980s. His first big break in the American comic industry came with 1988's ''[[wikipedia:Batman: The Killing Joke|Batman: The Killing Joke]]'', and he continues, as of [[2011]], to work regularly for American publishers. In the late [[20th century|20th]] and early [[21st century|21st centuries]], he has been one of the busiest letterers in the American comic book industry. | '''Richard Starkings''' — who has often written under the name '''Richard Alan''' — is an [[Eisner Award|Eisner]]-nominated comic [[letterer]], with work stretching at least back to the [[12th January]] [[1985]] issue of the UK ''Transformers'' title. He was a staple of the Marvel UK family of artists during its heyday in the late 1980s. His first big break in the American comic industry came with 1988's ''[[wikipedia:Batman: The Killing Joke|Batman: The Killing Joke]]'', and he continues, as of [[2011]], to work regularly for American publishers. In the late [[20th century|20th]] and early [[21st century|21st centuries]], he has been one of the busiest letterers in the American comic book industry. | ||
