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| − | [[File:Dredd_meets_Walter_again.jpg|thumb]]Colin MacNeil is a British comics artist with a web page [http://www.redslap.co.uk/cm.html here]. He has worked for DC and |
+ | [[File:Dredd_meets_Walter_again.jpg|thumb]]Colin MacNeil is a British comics artist with a web page [http://www.redslap.co.uk/cm.html here]. He has worked for DC, Marvel, Dark Horse and ''[[Toxic!]]'', and also drawn comics based on rôle-playing games. For the ''[[Judge Dredd Megazine]]'' he has drawn ''[[Judge Joseph Dredd|Judge Dredd]]'', ''Shimura'' and ''Maelstrom'' (written by [[Robbie Morrison]]), ''[[Devlin Waugh]]'' (written by [[John Smith]]) and ''Insurrection'' (written by [[Dan Abnett]]). For ''[[2000 AD]]'' he has drawn ''Judge Dredd'' (pictured), ''[[Johnny Alpha|Strontium Dog]]'' (written by [[Alan Grant]]), ''[[Marlon Shakespeare|Chopper]]'' (written by [[John Wagner]]), ''[[The Corps]]'' (collaborating with [[Paul Marshall]]), ''[[Missionary Man]]'' and ''[[Satanus|Satanus Unchained!]]'' (written by [[Gordon Rennie]]) and ''[[Vanguard]]''. |
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| + | MacNeil claims to be "in search of the meaning of life, or his fortune, whichever comes first." His most recent story for ''2000 AD'' was the ''Judge Dredd'' two-parter ''A Night in Sylvia Plath'' (pictured). |
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Revision as of 14:38, 26 September 2014
Colin MacNeil is a British comics artist with a web page here. He has worked for DC, Marvel, Dark Horse and Toxic!, and also drawn comics based on rôle-playing games. For the Judge Dredd Megazine he has drawn Judge Dredd, Shimura and Maelstrom (written by Robbie Morrison), Devlin Waugh (written by John Smith) and Insurrection (written by Dan Abnett). For 2000 AD he has drawn Judge Dredd (pictured), Strontium Dog (written by Alan Grant), Chopper (written by John Wagner), The Corps (collaborating with Paul Marshall), Missionary Man and Satanus Unchained! (written by Gordon Rennie) and Vanguard.
MacNeil claims to be "in search of the meaning of life, or his fortune, whichever comes first." His most recent story for 2000 AD was the Judge Dredd two-parter A Night in Sylvia Plath (pictured).