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| − | [[File:Simon_Bowland.jpg|thumb]]Simon Bowland is a comics letterer who has worked extensively for ''[[2000 AD]]'' and the ''[[Judge Dredd Megazine]]'', on literally hundreds of stories. Calligraphic conveyer of thrill-power, we salute you! |
+ | [[File:Simon_Bowland.jpg|thumb|<center><small>''From Twitter profile''</small></center>]]Simon Bowland is a comics letterer who has worked extensively for ''[[2000 AD]]'' and the ''[[Judge Dredd Megazine]]'', on literally hundreds of stories. Calligraphic conveyer of thrill-power, we salute you! |
(He has also worked a lot for American companies including Marvel and Dynamite, but we don't talk about them.) |
(He has also worked a lot for American companies including Marvel and Dynamite, but we don't talk about them.) |
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*''[[Tharg's 3rillers]]'' |
*''[[Tharg's 3rillers]]'' |
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*''[[Tharg's Future Shocks]]'' |
*''[[Tharg's Future Shocks]]'' |
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| + | ==Thoughts on lettering== |
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| + | "Letterers frequently endure: no cover credit, no royalties, no recognition in press, extremely low page rates, unpaid correx... and so on. So, anyone working as a full-time letterer must really love what they do, because they're very much bottom of the food chain." (Source: Twitter.) |
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Latest revision as of 13:31, 15 February 2016
Simon Bowland is a comics letterer who has worked extensively for 2000 AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine, on literally hundreds of stories. Calligraphic conveyer of thrill-power, we salute you!
(He has also worked a lot for American companies including Marvel and Dynamite, but we don't talk about them.)
On Twitter he is @SimonBowland, and his portfolio can be viewed here.
Stuff Bowland has lettered
- Black Shuck
- Dead Eyes
- Jaegir
- Kingdom
- Storm Warning
- Survival Geeks
- Tharg's 3rillers
- Tharg's Future Shocks
Thoughts on lettering
"Letterers frequently endure: no cover credit, no royalties, no recognition in press, extremely low page rates, unpaid correx... and so on. So, anyone working as a full-time letterer must really love what they do, because they're very much bottom of the food chain." (Source: Twitter.)